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Back to Basics 2019 - Corporate Tax

Back to Basics

Back to Basics 2019 - Corporate Tax

08 May 2019

Following the success of our previous Back to Basics seminars, we are bringing the programme back to help you navigate your way through tax. Our speakers will discuss a different range of topics to help you to understand the fundamentals and the effects that each could have on your business.

For this week's seminar we discussed the following questions:

What’s next after the PIC scheme
Recent tax changes: 14Q definition, Insurance premium, FRS 109 tax treatment
Enhanced deduction for research and development expenditure
Tax treatment of grants

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