Structuring your property investments

We are delighted to be running this seminar jointly with Hazlewoods. Cheltenham Racecourse - Thursday 4th October - 8.30am-10am

With landlords seemingly being public enemy number one, there is a real need to look at how property investments are held. Join our panel of experts who will guide you through a case study on the tax and legal implications of restructuring your property portfolio and explore the opportunities available both in the short and long term. This breakfast seminar offers a great opportunity to gain insight from the experts who will be on hand to answer your questions.

Meet the panellists:

Nick Haines, Partner, Hazlewoods

Paul Engelbrecht, Director, Hughes Paddison

Jonathan Rathbone, Director, Hughes Paddison

Timings:

8.30am arrival and bacon rolls

9.00am - 10.00am presentations

To register your place to attend this event, click here.

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