Ayuk Ntuiabane, director of Moore Stephens Yachting, a leading provider of services to the superyacht industry, will present the firms views on current VAT issues relating to superyachts and their owners at the 4th Annual Superyacht Finance Forum on Tuesday 20th September, the eve of the 21st Monaco Yacht Show. Hosted by Marine Money International the forum has become a “must attend” at Monaco, with the industry’s’ most respected professionals addressing critical issues facing the Superyacht industry.
Ayuk Ntuiabane, director of Moore Stephens Yachting, to present views on VAT issues relating to superyachts at the 4th Annual Superyacht Finance Forum
A much sought after speaker, Ayuk is recognised throughout the industry as an authority on VAT and yacht ownership structures.
“It’s a very challenging time right now for the superyacht industry on many fronts”, Ayuk said, “One of the biggest issue continues to be European VAT and this Forum provides the perfect opportunity before the show to explore the possible ramifications with industry leaders.”
The Superyacht Finance Forum begins at 8:30am at the Auditorium Rainier III of the Fairmont Hotel and is followed by a networking cocktail reception at 6:00pm.
The 2011 Monaco Yacht Show takes place from 21st to 24th September and will see 500 exhibitors from over 36 countries join the 100 plus superyachts expected to gather for the biggest event in the yachting calendar. Also representing Moore Stephens Yachting this year will be Grant Atchison, VAT manager and Fiona Moore, supervisor.
Besides yachting and aviation services, Moore Stephens Isle of Man offers a broad range of services, including personal wealth management and financial planning, fiduciary services, trust and company administration, corporate pensions and personal retirement solutions, investigations and forensic, audit and assurance, accounting, corporate recovery, taxation advice and consulting and HR services, all under one roof.
