Nottingham and Chilwell-based chartered accountancy firm, UHY Hacker Young, is hosting a tax seminar, in conjunction with Actons Solicitors, helping businesses assess their road worthiness and ride out the recession. 

The seminar, which asks: Is your business fit for the road ahead? follows the changes made in the recent Emergency Budget and will cover tax amendments (informing attendees on how to make the most of the new Coalition Government's fiscal policies) and how to ensure the stability of their business. The seminar will also consider some of the legal issues which can arise in the present economic climate. 

The event will take place on Tuesday, October 5th at the new University of Nottingham Sports Pavilion. Registration opens at 4.15pm, with the seminar itself commencing at 4.45pm. 

The speakers - Jeff Parr, tax partner at UHY Hacker Young, Amanda Simpson, tax manager at UHY Hacker Young, and Simon Dakin, director at Actons Solicitors - will be advising on topics such as the best structure for a business, including where best to hold assets, plus they will discuss ways in which profits can be extracted in a tax efficient manner. 

Jeff Parr comments: "With continued uncertainty over the economy and the introduction of new fiscal policies, many businesses are unsure of how to make the most of the current circumstances, particularly regarding taxation. The seminar will advise people on how to do just that, offering tactical tips and guidance."

The experts will also be available after the seminar to discuss any personal business concerns that may arise.