Bank Payroll Breakfast Briefing

Which anti-avoidance measures does the Treasury have in mind for banker bonuses?

Introduction

The April 5 Bank Payroll Tax deadline looms, but the consensus is that bank staff are not out of the woods just yet. The potential for extending the tax, along with a long list of anti-avoidance measures are expected in the coming weeks. The effects of the Bank Payroll Tax reach beyond the large City firms – find out how it affects yours.

Expert practitioners Damian Carnell of Towers Watson leads an in-depth discussion with James Smith of Baker & McKenzieLLP and Edward Jones of Allen & Overy as they explore the depth and scope of the Bank Payroll Tax and the many scenarios that financial institutions could find themselves in.

 

Event details


Date:

Tuesday 02 March 2010

Location:

Halsbury House (Boardroom)
London, WC2A 1EL

ONLY £169+VAT for a full update on the Bank Payroll Tax!
1.5 CPD
Hours

Benefits

With the full draft legislation for the Bank Payroll Tax anticipated shortly, the timing for this event is ideal. Additionally, the Breakfast Briefing will be presented in a boardroom style, which allows for ample discussion and gives all participants the opportunity to have their queries addressed by the experts. Do not miss this opportunity to get a full update and analysis of the most polemic of legislations to be introduced in this complete but concise presentation.

Who Should Attend

In-house corporate tax and payroll tax professionals, advisors, accountants, consultants and solicitors.

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