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NLA Capital Gains Tax Course

A comprehensive one-day training course that will help you unravel the mysteries of Capital Gains Tax

National Landlords Association

Summary

Price
£250 inc VAT
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Study method
Classroom
Duration
1 day · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

Location & dates

Location

Address
National Landlords Association, Skyline House, 2nd Floor
200 Union Street
South East London
London
SE10LX
United Kingdom
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Overview

In partnership with MBL Seminars our one-day comprehensive training course will help you unravel the mysteries of Capital Gains Tax, which refers to the tax you pay on any profit when selling an asset, which can potentially lead to significant costs. It will focus on putting in long term strategies to make the most of your property investments and assist to potentially gain tax savings.

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Description

Using case-studies and practical examples, you will learn to inspect through the jargon and understand the implications on your own portfolio.

This landlord training course will provide you with a full understanding of the continually changing Government implications on Mortgage Interest Relief, Capital Gains Tax, and fair wear-and-tear allowances.

This course will:

  • Guide you through the rules and regulations of Capital Gains Tax
  • Provide an understanding of Mortgage Interest Relief
  • Advise on fair wear and tear allowances
  • Show the pathways and options available to you
  • Find out how to make the most of your investments
  • Provide practical examples to ensure you understand basic calculations
  • Instigate thought-provoking discussion

By the end of this landlord training course you will know how to set up and put in place longer term planning to operate effectively in your property lettings. You will also be better informed when to seek expert advice, in the event you decide to instruct an accountant or tax expert, which could help potentially save on those significant fees.

Course content:

  • Principles of Capital Gains Tax
  • Income tax rates
  • Capital Gains Tax for rented properties
  • Jargon and phrases
  • Worked examples with basic formula
  • Tax and investment strategies
  • Inheritance tax
  • Trusts and deeds
  • Will planning

Who is this course for?

  • Landlords
  • Property investors
  • Accountants

The course is open to all, however would be relevant for those with a keen interest in property.

Requirements

None.

Career path

N/A

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