Family Companies - Current Problems 18 October 2027

Timing 13:30 – 16:30
Speaker Jeremy Mindell

Family companies have borne the brunt of tax rises in the past few years. These have included increases to national insurance, restrictions on capital gains tax reliefs and the restriction on business property relief. There has also been a greater focus on compliance

for owner managed businesses with increased disclosures required on the Self-Assessment Tax Return regarding shareholdings and dividends which will lead undoubtedly to more investigations in this sector.

There has also been a focus on Director’s loan accounts with a new toolkit issued by HMRC.

There remain significant tax planning opportunities for the well advised business that is able to keep sight of their profits, revenues and expenses. 

The seminar will include;

• Incorporation versus disincorporation
• What structure should a family business take
• Tax effective remuneration for OMBs
• Dealing with Director's loan accounts
• HMRC investigations - current trends
• Planning with business property relief
• Tax efficient exits
• Pensions and OMBs

The latest HMRC annual report shows that they believe that avoidance, evasion and errors in the small business sector account for the majority of the tax gap. Family businesses need to be aware of the resources that HMRC are deploying in this area.

DSCA Courses will endeavour to provide a link to a video of this presentation to anyone who booked but was unable to attend the Zoom presentation.

Names and addresses of ALL delegates must be supplied in this Delegate Registration Form at the time of your booking.