In his Budget speech on 22 June, George Osborne increased the rate of CGT to 28% for higher-rate taxpayers, while the top rate of income tax is now 50%. The difference between tax on gains and tax on income still offers plenty of opportunities to save money, but the cash-strapped authorities will want to make sure that everyone is paying the right amount. Clever plans and basic computations may all be subject to scrutiny.

Interactive Data's CGT Seminars provide a thorough overview of
CGT with a focus on quoted securities. Over the last 15 years these rewarding one day courses have helped to introduce hundreds of
tax professionals to both essential and more advanced aspects of Capital Gains Tax.

Special offer - book one place and get a second place HALF PRICE.

CGT Seminars

These seminars will interest anyone requiring an introduction to capital gains tax. It is also beneficial as a refresher for tax professionals who have not recently dealt with capital gains tax issues.

Topics covered include:

• CGT Fundamentals - changes and reliefs
• Computations - gains, losses, tax payable
• Corporate events
• Corporation tax on capital gains

£455 +VAT per delegate

Advanced CGT Seminars

These seminars are designed both for delegates who have attended previous CGT seminars and for taxation professionals with substantial experience in this area.

Topics covered include:

• Current CGT issues and tax planning
• Anti-avoidance rules
• Corporate events and unusual types of security
• Employee share schemes
• Husband and wife transactions
• Property - homes and investments

£555 +VAT per delegate

Dates for 2010

Wednesday 6 October, London

Thursday 7 October, London (Advanced)

For further information and to claim your second place at half price, email cgt.seminars@interactivedata.com or call 020 7825 8515.