Format
This course will be delivered via Zoom on Wednesday 25 February
2025 from 9.30am to 12.00pm . The Zoom link will
be emailed to participants the day before the course is due to take place.
Please note that this course will not be recorded , so
attendance is required
Who should attend?
All delegates requiring a concise and practical tax update relevant for UK
& Northern Ireland
Course overview
A very practical topical tax update for accountants, both in practice and in
industry, covering the following topics:
- Dividend tax increases from April 2026
- New reporting rules for close company directors
- Salary sacrifice rules and 2029 pension changes
- Frozen income tax thresholds and ISA reforms
- Electric company car benefit-in-kind updates
- SDLT surcharge increases
- VAT, corporation tax, and landlord tax burdens
Key Learning Outcomes
Delegates will receive a very practical tax update, covering all the recent
tax changes, and also discover the new tax planning opportunities available such
as:
- Ability to Understand and Apply Major 2026–2027 Tax
Changes
- Improved Confidence in Identifying Tax Risks and
Opportunities
- Enhanced Capability to Interpret Case Law and Apply It to Client
Situations.
Speaker
Tim Palmer is renowned as one of the UK's most prominent and
well-liked tax lecturers, with a career spanning over 35 years delivering
lectures across the UK. His expertise covers a wide range of tax areas,
including IR35 and CIS, R&D, and tax investigations. As the senior
partner at Palmer Consultancy Partnership, Tim also serves as a tax consultant
with Arram Berlyn Gardner (ABG), a respected chartered accountancy firm based in
London.
Note for Legacy CPA Members
Members who joined Chartered Accountants Ireland following
the amalgamation on 1 September, please continue to book on the CPA Portal
here to ensure you receive your member discount.
Contact us
If you have any questions regarding this or any other CPD course or
requirements, please feel free to contact the team here or call us at (+353) 01 523 3930
