Complete Guide To Employment Taxes And The Gig Economy - Live Online Course.

TIMING

Registration Course starts CoffeeCourse ends
13:00 13:30 15:00 16:30

COURSE FEE

 £110+VAT. (click here for information on the Flexiticket discount scheme - fees as low as £61.67+VAT per place).

COURSE CODE

SE10B0

SPEAKER

Kevin Read 

OBJECTIVES

Given modern employment practices, the Government is intent on extending the scope of employment taxes, as evidenced by the introduction in 2017 of the off-payroll working rules in the public sector.

This course will bring delegates up-to-date with all major recent and pending changes in this dynamic area of taxation, as well as reminding them of some ongoing problem areas, such as travel and subsistence costs.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This course will be of interest to anyone who deals with employment taxes, whether from an advisory or compliance perspective.

TOPICS

  • Overview of the differences between status definitions for employment law and tax purposes, 
    • In particular recent cases in the gig economy
  • Employment/self-employment/IR35
    • Including review of recent cases
  • 'Off-payroll' working in the public sector
    • All aspects, including impact on distributable profits of the PSC
  • Proposed extension of off-payroll working rules to the private sector from 6 April 2020
  • Company car taxation and other changes to benefit-in-kind tax
    • Including the new rules for Ultra-Low emission Cars from 6 April 2020
  • Travel and subsistence costs, including to temporary workplaces
  • “Salary sacrifice”
    • The FA2017 changes and transitional rules
  • Employment tax issues related to directors’ overdrawn loan accounts, including when they are written off
  • Recent and pending NIC changes
  • Other recent developments, including cases and consultations

VENUE

This course will be available live online. You will be emailed the link to join two days before the course date.

DISTRICT

South East

Course fee
with 25 place
Flexiticket

£99.00 +VAT

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