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Expert Advice, Great Networking Opportunities with industry-leading experts.

Our experts at Trident Tax run and present at a number of different training and corporate events throughout the year. A full list of events is available below, for more details please get in touch.

13 March 2024 – Breakfast Tax Club – Non-Doms: Navigating the Political Landscape and Tax Planning Solutions

The seminar will cover insights drawn from our recent articles, “Is this the end of the road for non-doms?” and “The Future of Non-Doms: A balancing act amidst political uncertainty”. Our speakers, Steve Green and Richard Wynne will provide an in-depth analysis of the current political environment, especially in light of the Labour Party’s stance on non-dom status and its potential impact on tax policies.

Online

15 March 2024 – Webinar – Spring Budget Webinar

This webinar presents a unique opportunity to grasp the potential shifts in the non-dom regime and uncover strategic tax planning solutions. Whether you’re directly impacted by these changes or advising clients who are, this session promises invaluable insights and practical guidance.

Online

23 November 2023 – Webinar – A tax & cryptocurrency update and the tax implications to be aware of currently

Trident Tax has been invited to speak at a webinar for the Institute of Financial Accountants.

Ryan Conlon will provide an overview of the current tax implications surrounding Cryptocurrency.

Online

25 May 2023 – Webinar: Expanding International Markets

We’re delighted to announce that Trident Tax has been invited to speak at a webinar for Italian businesses who would like to invest in the UK or establish businesses here. The webinar is the initiative of Cheso, an Italian law firm and Alan Kennedy of Trident Tax is one of the guest speakers. Alan will be discussing UK tax issues to consider for Italian businesses targeting the UK as a new market, while other speakers will cover many other relevant issues. It promises to be an interesting event, with speakers from both the UK and Italy. If you would like to join please RSVP to Cheso law firm info@cheso.it to receive your joining details.


Event details

The webinar will be held on Thursday, 25th May 2023, from 9am – 1030 am BST

Please email info@cheso.it to book your place.

Online • 4pM

30 November 2022 – Webinar: Domicile Record Keeping featuring Alan Kennedy!

We are pleased to announce we have teamed up with the tax technology experts at Taxteq for a joint webinar on the importance of record-keeping for tax domicile, which will take place on 30 November 2022 at 4pm.

On the agenda: domicile record keeping – preparing for enquiries and improving client relationships.

Paul Aplin OBE will be hosting the webinar alongside Alan Kennedy of Trident Tax. Alan will talk through some real-life examples of domicile record keeping and explain its critical importance in the context of HMRC enquiries.

Tim Huelin of Taxteq will then explore a new way to proactively manage domicile record keeping to:

  • Reduce stress for clients and their advisers
  • Minimise workload
  • Take control of the investigation process

Event details

The webinar will be held on Wednesday, November 30th 2022, from 4 pm – 4.45 pm GMT.

Please email admin@tridenttax.com to book your place.

We hope you’ll join us!  

Online

29 September 2022 – Tax Breakfast Club & Tax Lunch Club

Tax Breakfast Club – “Taxation of buy to let portfolios” will be presented by Alan Kennedy and John Griffin and will cover issues surrounding incorporation, succession and related tax conundrums faced by landlords and the potential solutions.

Due to a high demand a lunchtime session has now been added.

Online

4 May 2022 – Tax Breakfast Club

Tax Breakfast Club – “No Privacy for UK property owners: the new UK register for overseas entities owning UK land or property” will be presented by Alan Kennedy of Trident Tax and Steve Lawless of Salus Life. It will examine the new legislation introduced in March 2022 requiring non-UK entities to register the beneficial owners of land and property in the UK.  We will look at the potential issues created by the new register and consider insurance as an option for any IHT exposure non-resident beneficial owners may face.

Online

25 November 2021 – Tax Breakfast Club

Tax Breakfast Club – “HMRC Information Powers: A practical approach to HMRC enquiries” will be presented by Nigel Brown and Richard Wynne and will examine the scope and limits of HMRC’s powers, the challenges to advisors when dealing with enquiries and practical advice for tackling HMRC information requests.

Online

23 September 2021 – Tax Breakfast Club & Tax Lunch Club

Tax Breakfast Club – “Taxation of UK Residential Property: major changes and current opportunities” will be presented by Ryan Conlon and Richard Wynne and will examine the implications of the wide-ranging changes to the taxation of UK residential property held through trust and corporate structures and consider opportunities for restructuring existing arrangements.

Due to a high demand a lunchtime session has now been added.

Online • 9AM

24 November 2020 – Virtual Tax Breakfast Club

Tax Breakfast Club – “HMRC Domicile Enquiries” Alan Kennedy of Trident Tax will examine the importance of domicile and how it is evaluated, as well as why it is such a critical factor in determining an individual’s IHT, CGT and Income Tax position.

Online

15 July 2020 – Virtual Breakfast Tax Club

Breakfast Club – “The Loan Charge – Where are we now?” John Griffin of Trident tax will examine the new tax landscape for EBT/EFRBS (“DR loand schemes”) as a result of the changes to the loan charge in the Finance Bill.   The session will also cover the underlying liabilities associated with DR loan schemes.

Online • 9AM

16 April 2020 – Virtual Breakfast Tax Club

Breakfast Club – “Property tax changes (April 2020) a practical approach” Christine Hood of Trident Tax will follow on from our last session on the inheritance tax issues arising for non-residents investing in UK property we consider further some of the practical changes since 5th April 2020 on holding UK property.