Tax Planning after the New Disclosure Rules

A Henry Stewart Briefing
Tax Planning after the New Disclosure Rules

How is it to be done?
A ‘Guide for the Perplexed’

Nothing is certain except death and taxes; except probably, tax avoidance.

If there are taxes some people will want, completely within the law, to avoid/ reduce them. This is a time honoured game: tax-avoid, tax-avoid… a dance to the music of fees.

But now the game has been changed by the disclosure rules. It is to be war between gentlemen-soldiers. Ambush and secret manoeuvre are banned. The revenue must be told what you are up to. This is a whole new game.

So what is to be done?

This briefing has been organised to address just that question. A panel of leading experts describe what the new rules are and how to play the game effectively in the future.

The new rules on the disclosure of tax avoidance schemes, as introduced by the Finance Act 2004, have taken effect from 1 August 2004. This is your chance to learn how to stay in the game.

For all solicitors, barristers, tax consultants, financial directors, in-house tax and legal teams requiring an in-depth explanation of the new regime and what is still permissible.

Full documentation will be provided to all delegates and adequate time set aside for questions.