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With a large parliamentary majority and an election campaign which was won on the promise of change, Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s first Budget is the subject of much speculation. With the Prime Minister having spent the summer preparing the ground for unpopular taxation decisions, there is potential for legislative changes affecting business owners, large corporates, and entrepreneurs.
We’ve assembled a team of tax experts to discuss how you could take advantage of beneficial changes and mitigate the impact of others. Register now for our expert panel event with live Q & A, where we discuss the most important announcements, and answer any questions you may have about their impact for you and your business.
Speakers
Mark Gee
Press centre
Mark leads our press work raising the profile of our professional services business in national, regional and specialist media. He has 15 years’ experience providing PR support to professional and financial services companies.
After graduating from Cardiff University with a degree in business and subsequently completing a masters in newspaper journalism at Nottingham Trent University, Mark worked as a journalist in East Yorkshire, covering business and general news for the Hull Daily Mail. He then spent nearly a decade working for PR agencies before joining the Smith & Williamson (now Evelyn Partners) press team in 2017.
Jenny Batchelor
Business tax
Jenny specialises in advising corporate clients on a variety of business tax matters, across a broad range of sectors. She has advised clients on a wide range of tax issues, including corporate transactions and restructuring and international issues. Jenny has worked businesses of all sizes – from growing entrepreneurial businesses to large listed groups and helps them achieve their commercial goals in a tax efficient manner.
Paul Duckworth
Business tax
Paul has 25 years' experience in corporate tax advisory and compliance services to growing businesses. He has significant experience on intellectual property tax relief across all sectors, especially assisting businesses to identify research and development tax relief claims and to agree these with HMRC. He regularly deals with property issues, advising on capital allowances, as well as intellectual property issues, including considering amortisation policies.
Alistair Shaw
Business tax
Alistair works with a range of businesses from small start-ups to large privately owned or publicly listed complex businesses. He also regularly works with businesses carrying out transactions or as they prepare for an exit/IPO. Alistair can introduce you to and then oversee the provision of services from other specialist tax advisors within our firm, to the extent required.
