15 Feb 2022

Property Seminar Series 2022 – session one recording

Our much anticipated property seminar series kicked off today with property experts Heather Britton, Paul Bray and Ben Lee discussing SDLT, property incorporation and capital gains tax, as well as some predictions of what’s to come that will impact the property & construction sector. If you were unable to join us you can catch up with the recording below.

There’s still time to book onto the next two sessions of the seminar series here, where our experts will discuss updates to the construction industry scheme, VAT and tax changes for those with furnished holiday lets.

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