Brachers Patron Event: Charity assets and funding webinar

In this one-hour webinar, commercial property and charity sector expert Emma Andersen will be joined by accountants from our webinar partners Kreston Reeves, to cover:

• Purchasing land as a charity
• Selling land as a charity
• Practical guidance, pitfalls, and case studies covering the above
• Utilising property assets
• VAT considerations

The webinar is free to attend and there will be a chance to ask questions at the end of the session.

Key benefits

Get valuable legal and financial advice from charity sector experts.

Who should attend?

This webinar is tailored for charity trustees and those involved in the management and decision making in charities.

Key details

• Date:Tuesday 29 June 2021

  Time:1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

  Type:Webinar

  Cost:FREE

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  Webinar speakers

  Emma Andersen, Partner, Brachers

  Emma joined Brachers in 2014 and was made Partner in May 2019.

  Emma is a key member of the firm’s charity sector group. She handles general commercial property work, including sales and purchases, options, promotion agreements, conditional contracts, overage, landlord and tenant and secured lending.

  Susan Robinson, Accounts and Audit Partner, and Head of Charities and Not for Profit, Kreston Reeves

  Susan is an expert on charities and their finances, she regularly presents to local charity managers and trustees on the many different aspects of this sector. She is a registered individual for audit purposes, Chair and Fellow of the Association of Independent Charity Examiners (ACIE).

  Susan is a current trustee of Age UK Medway, she was actively involved in the merger of two charities which has enabled the new charity to develop its positioning and increase its offerings in the local sector. She is very passionate about the work the sector does in increasingly challenging circumstances.

  Colin Laidlaw, VAT and Duty Director, Kreston Reeves

  Colin has worked in VAT for over 30 years with a wide breadth of experience from OMBs to multinational companies. He provides VAT and other indirect tax advice across all aspects as required, ranging from compliance services (VAT returns), VAT registration, and advisory projects to more complex structuring and planning. Specific areas of strength and expertise include not for profit organisations.

  Webinar joining instructions

  We use Citrix GoToWebinar as our webinar presentation platform.

  Once you register your place on the webinar, you will receive an email containing the link to access the GoToWebinar platform from your PC, Mac or tablet. Simply click on the link in the email to join the session on 29 June.

  A recording will be available after the live session.

  Disclaimer: The content of this webinar is for guidance purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Information correct at time of recording on 29 June 2021.