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Back to basics: VAT transfers of a going concern

Run Time
29 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
VAT and Indirect Tax
Available Until
04/05/2027

Price £130.00

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Description

Join Denis Edwards, Barrister at Temple Tax Chambers, in this webinar on VAT transfers of a going concern. The following is covered:

  • the charge to VAT;
  • the rules for VAT and TOGC;
  • the conditions for TOGC;
  • business assets;
  • same kind of business;
  • taxable persons and TOGC;
  • transfers of parts of a business;
  • the ‘going concern’ requirement;
  • sequential transfers; and
  • TOGC and transfers of land and buildings.

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Speakers

Denis Edwards

Barrister

Temple Tax Chambers

Denis Edwards was called to the Bar (Middle Temple) in 2002 and admitted to the Scottish Bar as an Advocate in 2012.  Following a judicial assistantship in the Court of Appeal, he developed a strong practice in public law and EU law before focusing on tax, specialising in VAT, customs & excise duties and compliance.


Denis advises and represents both taxpayers and public authorities in a wide range of tax matters.  He has substantial experience of tax litigation, including judicial reviews and appeals in both the First-tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal.  He has represented HMRC in both direct and indirect tax cases and is one of the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel (B panel since 2021, previously C panel).

 
Denis taught law for 10 years before coming to the Bar during which time he co-authored a leading textbook on judicial review.  He continues to offer training events in tax and related legal subjects and is also a teacher in several professional legal education programmes both in the UK and internationally.
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