Excellent and very relevant to what is becoming an increasingly common situation on which clients expect advice

- Lin Gribbin, Director of Tax, Ernst and Young

Tax Planning For Private Equity

A thorough examination of the latest developments and trends in tax risk including leveraging value from distressed funds, topical VAT issues and an insight into current fund structuring

Introduction

As the private equity market picks up and governments increasingly look to protect their tax base from erosion, a renewed emphasis is being placed on tax planning. Understanding the tax implications of fund structuring, deal structuring, funding and carried interest has never been more important.

Tolley’s Tax Planning for Private Equity looks at the key legislative changes and tax planning opportunities available at the moment and offers guidance and advice from expert speakers.

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Event details


Date:

Tuesday 21 June 2011

Location:

Montague on the Gardens
London, WC1B 5BJ

Book by 23 April and save £150 off the full price!

Benefits

  • A session dedicated to leveraging value from distressed funds will ensure you are up to date with the latest developments in this area of growing importance
  • Explore the structuring and tax planning implications of alternative funding opportunities such as sovereign wealth funds
  • Understand the full implications of FATCA when investing in America

Who Should Attend

This event is essential attendance for anyone working within tax planning for private equity including heads of tax, finance managers, tax advisors within accountancy firms and lawyers working in this area.

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Taxation