The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 Part 1 - The Opportunities (May 24)
Category: Company Law & Insolvency | Duration: 1hr | Tag: VODUK2428 | Type: Video | Course Level: Need to Know | Speaker: David Impey | Date: 02/05/2024 10:00
Course Details
All UK limited companies and their professional advisers are getting to grips with the first wave of changes now in force from 4 March and 1 and 2 May 2024 - major changes to the Companies Act, and to the role and powers of Companies House – brought in under Part 1 of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
As well as providing an essential update for accountants at all levels in private practice, this course will also discuss the management, commercial and marketing opportunities and issues for their firms arising from the changes already in force, and from the major changes still in the pipeline.
It will highlight where the new Act requires a party line from all in the practice when advising clients on the changes, the steps firms are taking internally to take best advantage of the new rules commercially, including exploiting the marketing and new service opportunities it creates, all the while taking into account the potential risks of available courses of action.
David Impey covers the following topics during this course:
- The law in force now
- What to do about it – opportunities and issues
- The important changes still to come
- Key opportunities and challenges to consider now
- Planning for decisions you’ll need to make later
CPD Course Speaker
Company Law Solicitor
David Impey
David Impey is a company law solicitor, professional services marketer, writer, and lecturer. His specialities include company law, professional services marketing, strategic planning and implementation, and interactive e-marketing.
As well as specialising in company law, David also works with law firms and other law businesses, helping them with strategy, and marketing, and majoring particularly on overcoming barriers to implementation of strategic and marketing plans and tactics
From 2008 to 2014, he led and worked on a major project for the UK Intellectual Property Office, through Atom Content Marketing (formerly BHP), building and developing an online IP HealthCheck resource that helps small and medium-sized businesses to identify, protect and commercially exploit their intellectual property.
He also worked in-house for 14 fun and profitable years for leading services provider Jordans, becoming Marketing Director responsible for developing, managing and marketing its service and product range. Particularly, he led significant projects to commoditise UK and overseas ‘factory’ professional services and promote them into the UK and other legal markets.
David lectures in the UK and overseas on both UK company law and professional services firm strategy and marketing.
As well as specialising in company law, David also works with law firms and other law businesses, helping them with strategy, and marketing, and majoring particularly on overcoming barriers to implementation of strategic and marketing plans and tactics
From 2008 to 2014, he led and worked on a major project for the UK Intellectual Property Office, through Atom Content Marketing (formerly BHP), building and developing an online IP HealthCheck resource that helps small and medium-sized businesses to identify, protect and commercially exploit their intellectual property.
He also worked in-house for 14 fun and profitable years for leading services provider Jordans, becoming Marketing Director responsible for developing, managing and marketing its service and product range. Particularly, he led significant projects to commoditise UK and overseas ‘factory’ professional services and promote them into the UK and other legal markets.
David lectures in the UK and overseas on both UK company law and professional services firm strategy and marketing.