We are delighted to confirm that Spring Conference will be moving to a new venue for 2024 - Stadium MK. As well as a new venue, we will be adding a Valuation stream to the programme and a new expanded exhibition. Speakers will bring delegates up-to-date on everything that is happening but also on what lies ahead for those working within the profession.
We are pleased to announce we will be returning to the Crowne Plaza Glasgow. for Scottish Conference 2024.
The Institute is again indebted to Scott and Co who are our Overall Conference Sponsor.
11 April, 10am - 1pm
A free webinar courtesy of our sponsor,
Announcements in the latest budget means that rates avoidance has yet again come to prominence in both non-domestic rate administration and council tax. The institute has put together this single event seminar which aims to bring you up to date with the most recent developments within the field.
With an increasing number of significant new ‘players’ in the marketplace coupled with new and interesting associated developments in the Courts, local authorities will have to start considering how these adjustments will affect their approach to the topic, crucially, in relation to Freedom of Information applications.
Our panel of presenters will also be considering and discussing the use of new statutory powers in Scotland and how they could impact on practice in England and Wales.
In this important seminar leading practitioners will delve into and discuss these matters and offer their expert advice and guidance. The response in the Budget to the consultation brings new powers into force from the 1st April which everyone within the industry will need to be aware of.
This meeting is relevant to practitioners from England, Wales and Scotland.
This seminar aims to assist authorities in this decision making process. The programme is directed toward those who administer the scheme. It is a detailed analysis of all aspects of the legislative framework and the challenges facing those who have responsibility for distributing the funds.
This one day upskilling session is to be delivered virtually by Gary Watson IRRV (Hons), Chief Executive, IRRV. It is an event aimed at those working within both Local Government and the Private Sector.
This one day upskilling session is to be delivered virtually by Gary Watson IRRV (Hons), Chief Executive, IRRV. It is an event aimed at those working within both Local Government and the Private Sector.
This one day upskilling session is to be delivered virtually by Gary Watson IRRV (Hons), Chief Executive, IRRV. It is an event aimed at those working within both Local Government and the Private Sector.
This one day ‘Upskilling Session’ is to be delivered virtually, by Andrew Hetherton MRICS IRRV (Hons) Cert Ed and aimed at those working within Local Government and private practice.
This one day upskilling session is to be delivered virtually by Mark Fearn IRRV (Hons). The session will look at the principles behind transitional relief, which properties qualify in relation to the 2023 rating list and how the basic scheme works.
This one day upskilling session will be of relevance to persons currently working within non-domestic rate; whether working in a billing authority or private sector.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons), Professional Services Officer, IRRV. It is designed for new entrants with little or no knowledge of council tax.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Zoom’ by Roger Bowen IRRV, Training Officer for IRRV and is designed for those officers and customer service agents wishing to have a full understanding of the benefits and help available to their customers.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons), Professional Services Officer, IRRV. It is designed for new entrants with little or no knowledge of business rates.
This two day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons). It is designed for practitioners who have an understanding of business rates and want to improve their level of knowledge further to master class level.
This two day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons). It is designed for practitioners who have an understanding of council tax and want to improve their level of knowledge further to master class level.
This two day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Zoom’ by Roger Bowen IRRV, Training Officer for IRRV and is designed for those who are new to Housing Benefit or have limited experience in order to improve performance.
This half day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Zoom’ by Roger Bowen IRRV and is designed for both new and experienced Housing Benefit officers in order to understand overpayments and specifically to classify overpayments correctly to obtain the right subsidy.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Zoom’ by Roger Bowen IRRV. As Housing Benefit is still in payment for new and existing supported and temporary accommodation and is likely to be for some time this course is aimed at those Housing Benefit officers dealing with these complex claims.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons), Professional Services Officer, IRRV. It is designed for new entrants with little or no knowledge of business rates and will only be applicable to Wales.
This one day training course is to be delivered virtually through ‘Go-To-Meeting’ by Janet Alexander IRRV (Hons), Professional Services Officer, IRRV. It is designed for new entrants with little or no knowledge of business rates and will only be applicable to Wales.
An on-line training workshop over two mornings, this course gives delegates an invaluable introduction or refresher to the administration of NDR in Scotland. It will be of interest to local authority staff and others, such as Sheriff Officers’ staff and recovery agents.
An online training workshop over two mornings. This course introduces the subjects of Universal Credit, Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction and place them in context.
The workshop is ideally suited to staff who manage a benefits service and aims to show attendees how to analyse their caseload using the SHBE and CTR data extracts.
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