As always, a superb investigation of the state of the UK tax system and predictions for its future. I can’t wait until next year!

- Pete Miller, Partner, Powrie Appleby LLP

Implications of CFC Reform

Tax planning under current rules and anticipation of new proposals

Introduction

What does a spiralling deficit and a new government mean for the CFC rules?

Find out how the current state of government finances and a new regime will impact CFC rules. Know how to react to the latest proposals and what to expect later this year.

 

Topics include:

  • Prevent being burdened by the latest proposals
  • Effectively restructure your intergroup financing
  • Anticipate the effects of the “Patent Box”
  • Be aware of CFC reform’s compliance issues with EU legislation

James MacLachlan, Partner at Baker & McKenzie leads a panel of expert practitioners who will allow you to pre-empt the Treasury’s next move.

Panellists include:

  • Robert Fearnley, Head of UK Tax, BP plc
  • Paul Morton, Head of Tax, Reed Elsevier plc
  • Joanne Pleasant, Director, Deloitte
  • Michael Bird, Director, International Corporate Tax, KPMG
  • Steve Edge, Partner, Slaughter and May

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Event details


Date:

Wednesday 26 May 2010

Location:

Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten
London, WC2H 9HD

4 CPD
Hours

Benefits

This event provides a forum where you will be able to:

  • Hear objective views from a panel of industry experts
  • Network with industry peers
  • Participate in a Q&A discussion

CFC reform is expected to be finalised by the end of this year. This is the only event that will provide all of the necessary information to prepare you for CFC reform.

Who Should Attend

The discussions of this event will be invaluable to:

  • In-house tax managers
  • Corporate tax advisors
  • Corporate tax lawyers
  • Finance directors