Keith M Gordon MA(Oxon) FCA CTA(Fellow)
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Keith lectures both at public seminars and in-house. The following is a list of forthcoming public seminars.
NB Some commercial conference organisers will offer significant discounts to delegates who cite Keith's name when booking a place at a conference where he is speaking.
Discovery assessments and how to defeat them
Keith will be addressing the following groups on discovery assessments.
- CIOT Leeds Branch (25 June 2009) (also residence and domicile);
- CIOT Sheffield Branch (23 September 2009);
- Key Haven Publications Oxford Conference (24 or 25 September 2009) (also HMRC powers)
- CCH Seminars (London) (13 October 2009);
- CCH Seminars (Manchester) (14 October 2009);
- CCH Seminars (Birmingham) (15 October 2009, am);
- CCH Seminars (Bristol) (16 October 2009, am).
HMRC powers and penalties
Keith will be considering HMRC inspection and information powers and penalties:
- Key Haven Publications Oxford Conference (24 or 25 September 2009) (also discovery assessments).
Capital gains tax
Keith often lectures on capital gains tax (including entrepreneurs' relief and main residence relief).
Keith will be discussing main residence relief:
- CIOT Thames Valley Branch (Oxford) (19 April 2010).
Residence and domicile
Keith will discuss the meaning of residence and domicile.
- CIOT Leeds Branch (25 June 2009) (also discovery assessments);
- CIOT South West Branch (Exeter) (21 April 2010).
Employment status disputes
Keith will be lecturing the CIOT Severn Valley branch on employment status disputes on 22 September 2009.
Taxation of specialist occupationsKeith will discuss the taxation of different occupations.
- Harrow & North London Branch (Harrow) (7 January 2010).
Other topics
Keith also provides lectures on a range of other topics including.
- disclosure of tax avoidance schemes and why the rules don't work
- capital allowances
- income shifting (and Jones v Garnett)
- recent case law (either on revenue law or claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975)
- the Income Tax Act 2007, the Corporation Tax Act 2009 and the Tax Law Rewrite Project more generally
- taking a case to the House of Lords.
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Contact ChambersMembers
- Simon Randle (1982)
- Michael Jefferis (1976)
- Robert Lewis (1977)*
- Jonathan Powell (1984)
- Prof. Christopher Forsyth (1987)
- Monica Daley (1989)
- David Hoffman (1997)*
- Thomas Brennan (2002)
- Anne Lawrence (2003)
- Keith M Gordon (2003)
- Alexander Goodman (2003)
- Alessandra Williams (2003)*
- Ximena Montes Manzano (2004)
- * Associate Member