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Nearing April 2025 – UK tax uncertainty, political dogma and fiscal reality - how clients are reacting

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Location: Upper Hall, Loch Promenade Church

Nearing April 2025 – UK tax uncertainty, political dogma, and fiscal reality - how clients are reacting

Jessica McLellan will give an update on developments since the Autumn Budget in October 2024, discussions around the draft legislation changing the current non-dom regime and how this will affect resident non-doms and their trust structures, as well as those intending to move to the UK, or settle new Trusts.  We will share where there are still areas of uncertainty, themes of discussions with clients, HMRC’s areas of focus in the investigation arena and things clients need to consider prior to April 2025.

Jessica specialises in Tax Risk and Dispute Resolution, particularly for High-Net-Worth Individuals, Trusts, and OMBs in providing tax risk advice for those with complex and cross-jurisdictional affairs. She has worked as a Disputes Resolution specialist in the Big 4 and within HMRC Central Policy. She is also a Chartered Accountant and qualified Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) mediator.

Jessica has broad experience across the tax landscape, from proactive tax risk management to complex disclosures, settlement of legacy avoidance schemes and dealing with non-domiciled clients and their offshore structures. Her strong understanding of how HMRC works at both a practical and a policy level, offers clients an in-depth insight into how to navigate through HMRC’s decision-making process and governance to progress matters pragmatically.

This event is sponsored by DQ Advocates and is free to attend for all ACSP members, Associate members, and their staff. Non-members are welcome to join this event for £25 per person.

Registration and refreshments start from 12 noon.

CPD 1 Hour (certificates available upon request).

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