Venue: Central Hall, GMEX, Manchester
First Date: 13-15 February 2004
Second Date: 22-24 October 2004





Opening times: 10.30 - 17.00
Admission Price: £4 per adult. Children under 16 go Free.

Parking: There are three NCP car parks available around the GMEX centre. They can accessed on Lower Mosley Street, Watson Street or Albion Street.

Countries represented: Spain, Bulgaria, Portugal, Florida, France, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Dubai, Thailand, Italy, South Africa and Goa.

Directions: Manchester is ideally situated at the junction of national motorways. The M6 connects the city with both the North and Scotland and the South and the South West. The M62 serves both the East and Western regions and the M602 link road. Both motorways stretch to just one mile from GMEX. The GMEX is signposted from the motorway into the city centre.

Seminar Programme:
11.00 Buying a home in France
Who should own the property? Saving tax. Inheritance issues. The process of buying. Protecting your investment. Mortgages. Your ongoing obligations. Etc.

12.00 Tax and financial planning for buying and living in Spain, Portugal and Cyprus
Residence rules & tax saving opportunities. Pensions. Income tax, Capital Gains tax, Inheritance tax and Wealth tax. Trusts and tax saving investments. (Blevins Franks)

1.00 How to make money out of property abroad
Where to buy. What to buy. Likely returns. The traps for the unwary. Taxes.

2.00 Tax and financial planning for buying and living in France
Residence rules & tax saving opportunities. Pensions. Income tax, Capital Gains tax, Inheritance tax and Wealth tax. French Inheritance law.Trusts and tax saving investments.

3.00 Buying a home in Spain, Portugal or Italy
Who should own the property? Saving tax. Inheritance issues. The process of buying. Protecting your investment. Mortgages. Your ongoing obligations. Etc.

4.00 Buying a home in the USA & "emerging markets"
including South Africa, Australia, Central & South America, Eastern Europe, Greece, Turkey & the Far East. Special issues. What are the risks? What are the advantages? Necessary precautions.

http://www.homesoverseas.co.uk/