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Join Steve Watts and Richard Jones who will be discussing the capital allowances landscape following the provisions in the 2021 Finance Bill, including the super-deduction and extension of the uplifted annual investment allowance. Steve and Richard will be considering how these provisions will impact spending decisions and capital allowances claims by companies and other businesses over the next two years and beyond. 

Speakers

Steve Watts: Steve is a Chartered Surveyor and Member of the Association of Tax Technicians and has been specialising in capital allowances for over 20 years. He advises on all areas of capital allowances for the acquisition, disposal of property and expenditure including the construction, refurbishment, fitting out and capital contributions to property. This includes capital allowances modelling, due diligence, transaction structuring, claim analysis and preparation and agreement. Steve is also experienced in advising on tax relief for the Remediation of Contaminated Land and has wide experience in respect of enhanced reliefs available for investment in energy efficient and environmentally beneficial plant and machinery.

Richard Jones: Richard joined ICAEW’s Tax Faculty in November 2020. He coordinates the work of the faculty on business tax and compliance & investigations matters and manages the technical committees related to these areas. He also makes regular contributions to TAXline and newswire. Richard began his tax career at PwC, dealing with a range of clients from small owner-managed businesses through to the UK operations of large multi-national banks, as well as spending time on secondment to the firm's learning and development team. He has spent most of this career in the National Tax teams of top 10 firms, dealing with knowledge management, training, tax standards reviews and other risk management matters. He has a broad range of tax technical expertise but has most recently been focussed on the direct tax issues facing small companies, OMBs and their owners.

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