RPG Crouch Chapman LLP or RPGCC as we are now commonly known are a London firm of Chartered Accountants, Auditors, Tax and business advisers who provide best-in-class  relationship led client service, when you need it! 

We are experts in bespoke, tailored accounting solutions, we have been tailoring our services to meet the demands and needs of companies of all sizes for many years.

Our focus is always on getting great results for businesses, (and their owners) no matter what industry they’re in, we believe we get it right.

We are passionate about ensuring that you and your business remain tax efficient and in control of your own finances.

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Are you a business established outside the EU and/or UK?

Are you a business supplying Electronically Supplied Services B2C i.e. retail sales?

Are you a business providing any of the following services online?

• Online training,

• Web design

• Web hosting

• Apps

• Streaming services (music, videos, content)

• Online databases

If you are the VAT place of supply rules in this field are exceptions to the general rules which mean that often businesses fail to register and account for VAT on these types of supplies when they have an obligation to do so.

Did you know that there can be serious consequences for businesses that fail to account for their VAT accurately?

At this free webinar hosted by our VAT team we will help you to understand the following and consider what actions you might need to take:

What falls within the scope of Electronically Supplied Services?

What are the consequences of this from a VAT perspective?

What risks does a business face? (We will use a recent client case study to help explain this in more detail).

How we typically advise on the nature of supplies and the resulting obligations

What help might you need to manage the risk?

Should you register for UK VAT and what are your compliance obligations?


Electronically Supplied Services and VAT

We invite you to join us on 14 March 2024 at our free webinar when our team of experts will provide a whistlestop review of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget and the impact this will have on your business and personal financial affairs.

[Tim Humphries](https://www.rpgcrouchchapman.co.uk/staff-profiles/tim-humphries/) our Tax Partner, and [Kelly Eland](https://www.rpgcrouchchapman.co.uk/staff-profiles/kelly-eland/) our VAT Partner will be joined by colleagues from across RPGCC to review the Spring Budget announcement on 6 March.

During this webinar, scheduled to last around 45 minutes, we will take a look at:

Any changes announced to business and employment taxes and what they mean for you and your business.

Any announcements on indirect taxes and what they might mean for your business or how they might impact on your future business growth.

Personal Tax and what any new measures announced will mean for your finances.

Our Financial Services team will also join us to look at how you might utilise any tax planning opportunities that might be available.

We welcome you to send any questions you may have for our team in advance and we will endeavour to answer as many as we can.

Our [full Spring Budget Report will be available](https://www.rpgcrouchchapman.co.uk/resources/publications/) here on 7 March 2024, anyone attending this webinar is invited to download this free PDF in advance of our webinar.


2024 Spring Budget Webinar  - How did the Chancellor's Spring Budget impact upon your affairs?

At this webinar our VAT Partner Kelly Eland, and VAT Manager Alex Raynes, will provide us with an overview of some of the trickier aspects of VAT and how it is applied in the property sector, with a focus on where VAT mistakes are easily be made. 

\*\*Are you charging too much VAT or not enough? \*\*

\*\*Are you reclaiming too much VAT? \*\*

\*\*Are you making use of available zero or reduced rate reliefs? \*\*

Attending this webinar will help you gain a wider understanding of VAT and how it is applied in the property landscape.

### **Key Topics**

*   Aspects of the option to tax
*   Sale and purchase of let property (TOGC)
*   Reduced-rated construction services
*   The capital goods scheme
*   Exclusions from the VAT exemption

### **Who should attend this VAT webinar?**

This session will be aimed at property buy to let owners, property landlords, owners of investment property portfolios, property syndicate members, property construction firms and their internal accounting teams, property developers who might regularly develop or redevelop property or indeed anyone that is regularly involved in property transactions.

**If you find yourself tiptoeing through the minefield that is VAT, join our webinar!**


VAT on Land and Property

Once the dust has settled on the October Budget, and we have had a chance to look at the details following the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves' first Budget under the new Labour Government, our Tax, VAT, and Financial Services team will take us on a whistlestop tour of the highs and lows of the Chancellor's Budget announcement.

At this webinar our team will specifically consider the impact the Budget announcement will have on businesses, large and small, as well as individuals.

The key question we will answer at this session will be - how will the 2024 Autumn Budget impact upon you?


Highs and Lows of the Labour 2024 Autumn Budget 

In the March 2024 Budget it was announced that the UK Government will be abolishing the tax rules for non-UK domiciled individuals and replacing them with a residence-based regime.

The new rules will operate from 6 April 2025, and despite the UK general election, and change in Government, this change is going ahead.

**What do we know about the changes?**

**What actions do we need to take?**

**Do we need to plan now to avoid issues later?**

**How will these changes impact employers?**

**What will we cover?**

During this session our Tax Partner, Tim Humphries and Senior Tax Manager Tanya Charlotte will provide us with an overview of the following areas:

*   Our understanding of the new rules
*   Clarity on any points of uncertainty
*   The winners and losers of the new regime
*   Do employers need to worry about employee global mobility?
