Event Details
Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the implications for your business. Whether you're a small business owner or a key decision-maker, staying informed is crucial to navigating the evolving tax landscape and ensuring your business is fully prepared for any new changes that may arise.
This exclusive event offers you the opportunity to hear directly from FSB’s Policy and Public Affairs team and our FSB Tax expert, who will break down the latest budget announcements in detail. You'll learn about the specific changes affecting small businesses and receive insights on how these updates may impact your business operations, cash flow, and tax planning strategies.
In addition to gaining a deeper understanding of the Budget, this webinar should help you think about how best to adapt your business practices in response to the new policies. From understanding potential tax reliefs to new compliance requirements, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to stay ahead in the next financial year.
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to hear from industry experts, ask questions specific to your business needs, and ensure you're fully prepared to navigate the next five years with confidence.
Host
Emma Smailes - Regional Development Manager North England, Federation of Small Businesses
Speakers
Adam Ellerington - Senior R&D Tax and Capital Allowances Consultant
Adam is an ATT-qualified tax advisor who has been with Markel since 2013. He has over 11 years’ specialism in R&D tax credits and in that time has prepared and overseen in the region of 1,000 R&D claims. He is the author of the R&D tax relief section of the Tolley’s Tax Planning handbooks. In his current role, Adam manages and oversees a team of experienced consultants preparing claims across a wide range of industries.
Paul Wilson - Policy Director, Federation of Small Businesses
Paul Wilson is the Policy Director at FSB where his team aims to provide a voice for the UK’s 5.5 million small businesses and the self-employed. Paul’s team publishes regular reports on a range of topics that affect small businesses, including FSB’s quarterly confidence report – the Small Business Index. Other recent research topics have included tax, finance, and energy. Prior to joining FSB, Paul was a director at the Law Society.
David Hale - Head of Public Affairs, Federation of Small Businesses
Event contact
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