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Meeting points: CIOT's Autumn Residential Conference 2024

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21 October 2024 / Peter Rayney

Issue: 4958 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , basis periods , furnished holiday lettings , Non-domicile , Admin

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Meeting points

Every delegate I spoke to enjoyed attending ‘our’ autumn residential tax conference. Most of them said they had forgotten the positive vibes of ‘face-to-face’ lectures and the ability to network with colleagues – all of which took place against the beautiful backdrop of Queens’ College Cambridge. Not to mention listening to the amusing Eddie ‘The Eagle’ skier as the Saturday night guest speaker – who treated us to his hugely inspirational story.

The following are some key highlights – a sort of tasting menu if you like – of the conference.

Furnished holiday (FHL) regime – tax update

Heather Britton reminded us that the tax benefits of the FHL regime will be abolished from 6 April 2025 (or 1 April 2025 for companies) based on the draft legislation issued on 29 July 2024. The special separate FHL treatment ceases and (in...

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Meeting points: CIOT's Autumn Residential Conference 2024

© Copyright LexisNexis 2025. All rights reserved.

21 October 2024 / Peter Rayney

193543

Meeting points

Every delegate I spoke to enjoyed attending ‘our’ autumn residential tax conference. Most of them said they had forgotten the positive vibes of ‘face-to-face’ lectures and the ability to network with colleagues – all of which took place against the beautiful backdrop of Queens’ College Cambridge. Not to mention listening to the amusing Eddie ‘The Eagle’ skier as the Saturday night guest speaker – who treated us to his hugely inspirational story.

The following are some key highlights – a sort of tasting menu if you like – of the conference.

Furnished holiday (FHL) regime – tax update

Heather Britton reminded us that the tax benefits of the FHL regime will be abolished from 6 April 2025 (or 1 April 2025 for companies) based on the draft legislation issued on 29 July 2024. The special separate FHL treatment ceases and (in...

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Categories: Comment & Analysis [1] , basis periods [2] , furnished holiday lettings [3] , Non-domicile [4] , Admin [5]

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