16 Feb 2022

Property Seminar Series 2022 – session two recording

Today our construction experts hosted session two of the Property Seminar Series, where Simon Anslow, Steve Ashworth and Sam Chapman discussed the VAT updates impacting those operating in the construction sector as well as the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) and what contractors need to look out for.

If you were unable to join us you can catch up on the recording here.

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