This seminar explains how a UK organisation should account for VAT on its transactions with overseas customers and suppliers. Organisations which have a presence in more than one of the member states of the European Union may additionally benefit from The Essential Guide to the European System of VAT.

The seminar covers the new rules which apply from 1 January 2010.

Becoming a Company Secretary can be a richly rewarding experience, but the role is not an easy one and it has become even more challenging because all companies need to comply with the new Companies Act.  This extremely well designed seminar will help all those considering, or already in, this very responsible position understand what is involved.

The course is for people who need to make sense of financial information. It clearly explains what a set of financial statements is designed to tell people and demonstrates the key indicators which help assess the profitability, liquidity and performance of an organisation. The course will demystify the world of finance and remove the typical misconceptions that people have about finance.

The course will help people achieve a complete understanding of the rules and regulations of VAT and property transactions. The course will benefit people responsible for accounting for VAT within their organisation and it will also benefit people who deal in and advise on property transactions.

This seminar deals with full IFRS and is primarily for listed companies and their subsidiaries.

Most of the new Accounting Standards issued in the UK during the last ten years have been drawn up with the intention of bringing UK GAAP closer to IFRS, although there have been no new Standards since December 2005. There remain many significant differences between UK GAAP and IFRS. This course highlights these differences and provides helpful advice for companies adopting IFRS for the first time. There is also an overview of the principal differences between IFRS and US GAAP.

The legal duties and responsibilities of employers are enormous and there are many circumstances where managers can get it wrong. This seminar offers all those who have a responsibility for managing people or dealing with personnel issues the opportunity to gain a working understanding of their legal responsibilities under UK employment legislation. The seminar covers, in considerable detail, the essential statutory duties with which an employer must comply. It is continuously updated, illustrated with case law and supported by comprehensive supporting materials.

Presentation in London.

This seminar is for organisations which have a presence in more than one of the member states of the European Union.  If your organisation operates only from the UK but has overseas suppliers and customers, you should attend The Essential Guide to UK VAT and International Trade.

Getting some of your customers to pay may seem like a lost cause.  Unless you know how to use the legal processes effectively you might allow the non-collection of a debt to go on too long and then find that your customer has gone into liquidation.  This will leave you alongside all their other suppliers wondering whether you are likely to get anything from the liquidator.

From 6th April 2009, there will be a change to the way disciplinary action and grievances are dealt with at work.  This half-day seminar will guide you through the maze so that employers, and also employees, understand their rights when dealing with disputes in the workplace.

The aim of this special seminar is to help organisations that actively trade with the Gulf States, get a clear understanding of the implementation VAT in the region. The seminar will clearly outline the status and progress being made by the UAE and the GCC.

This 3 hour seminar is for people who need to make sense of finance. The aim of the course is to help people improve their performance and that of their organisation.

Many UK businesses supply services to customers outside the UK. Equally, they may receive services from overseas suppliers. The rules which apply to the treatment of VAT in these situations are complex - this half-day seminar explains them in a logical and methodical way with plenty of illustrative examples and case studies.

The seminar describes the new rules which apply from 1 January 2010.

This is a brand new seminar which will not only help you understand the new model articles, but will also highlight the other important changes affecting your company’s constitution and articles.  It will put you in the position to identify the changes you may wish to make to your articles and provide you with a list of the key points to be considered.

From the 1st January 2010 fundamental changes were made to the treatment of VAT regarding international services.

This is a live online seminar delivered over the internet.

The Companies Act 2006 has removed the statutory obligation for a company to appoint a Company Secretary.  It has not removed the statutory duties that a company has to perform.  If your company does not have a Company Secretary then this duty has to be performed by a director.

Each year more is demanded of directors and now they have to cope with the new Companies Act.  It is the longest piece of legislation ever enacted in Britain and directors must ensure that they and their companies fully comply with it.  It is a tall order and directors must cope with the new requirements.

This seminar is presented in the town of Zug on Lake Zug between Zurich and Lucerne in Switzerland.

It will help people understand the system of VAT in Europe.  It clearly illustrates the procedures and controls to be implemented to comply with the requirements.

The course will help people who are involved in the preparation and maintenance of records for VAT purposes. It will help them understand the implications of VAT and the importance of keeping proper records to collect the necessary information to complete VAT returns correctly.

This is a live online seminar delivered over the internet.

This seminar deals with IFRS for Small and Medium-sized Entities and is primarily for unlisted companies.

On 9th July 2009 the IASB published an International Financial Reporting Standard designed for use by small and medium-sized entities.  This new simplified standard, IFRS for SMEs, has been generally welcomed and there are over 50 countries throughout the world including the UK that are putting plans in place to implement the standard.  The seminar carefully explains all aspects of the standard enabling organisations to manage the transition from UK GAAP to IFRS for SMEs.

The seminar will help people understand the major effects that the European Union and International Trade have upon the VAT administration of a UK organisation, and it clearly illustrates the procedures and controls to be implemented to comply with the requirements. 

This is a live online seminar delivered over the internet.