North West Economic Update & Changes to Inheritance Tax Network Event
Event location: Damson & Elder Rooms J36 Conference Centre, Junction 36, Rural Business Centre, Crooklands, Kendal, LA7 7FP.
Rachel Marsdin
At this Business Leaders event we welcome guest speaker Katerina Lisenkova, Senior Economist at NatWest who will deliver a presentation on the UK economy.
During her presentation Katerina will cover recent developments and outlook for the UK economy, she will also set out the global context that will influence the UK economy.
Rachel Marsdin, Tax Partner at MHA will then talk about navigating the forthcoming changes to inheritance tax announced by The Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her October Budget.
She will provide a clear understanding of the new regulations and their implications on your business, your pension pot, your land and property, and ultimately your family’s future. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to learn what actions you can take to help minimise the impact of these new rules.
About the network
The North West Business Leaders’ Network is run in association with NatWest and meets on a regular basis to hear from inspiring business leaders, academics and advisers on a range of topics of interest to the region’s businesses.
Who should attend?
The event is aimed at the owners and leaders of businesses based in Lancashire and Cumbria. The event is free to attend but places must be booked in advance.
Please note:
The organisers reserve the right to refuse admission to those businesses operating in competition with the organising parties.
Our events:
Your details will be shared with the organising parties; MHA and Natwest and will not be shared further. You will be added to the relevant mailing lists to receive news about forthcoming events and other topical information impacting businesses and business owners. You can opt out of communications at any time.
Speakers/Participants
-
Partner
Rachel Marsdin Tax Partner -
Katerina Lisenkova Senior Economist
Katerina joined Natwest bank in 2018 as a Senior economist. She has 20 years of economic research, teaching, and consulting experience. Her special areas of interest and expertise are climate change, demographic change, public and regional economics. Katerina has PhD in Economics from Heriot-Watt University. Previously she led research teams at the Fraser of Allander Institute and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
