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05 January 2006 / Allison Plager

Issue: 4039 / Categories: Comment & Analysis

Someone has to win and it could be you! ALLISON PLAGER finds out whether previous winners think entering was worthwhile.

'THE TAXATION AWARD for best tax team in a smaller practice goes to …' Imagine the excitement of hearing your firm's name being called out the applause and cheering as you make your way to the stage the thrill of receiving the award which recognises the excellent work your firm does and then being able to describe your firm as 'award winning'. Hugh Williams was so delighted to win that when he finally retired to bed he kept thumping his pillow for sheer joy as an athlete might punch the air when he wins a gold Olympic medal. This can only happen if you enter the awards and the only thing preventing you from entering is inertia.

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Why enter? Well the obvious answer is to win but you have got to think that you can win as well. Since their inception...

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Don't just sit there ...

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

05 January 2006 / Allison Plager

Someone has to win and it could be you! ALLISON PLAGER finds out whether previous winners think entering was worthwhile.

'THE TAXATION AWARD for best tax team in a smaller practice goes to …' Imagine the excitement of hearing your firm's name being called out the applause and cheering as you make your way to the stage the thrill of receiving the award which recognises the excellent work your firm does and then being able to describe your firm as 'award winning'. Hugh Williams was so delighted to win that when he finally retired to bed he kept thumping his pillow for sheer joy as an athlete might punch the air when he wins a gold Olympic medal. This can only happen if you enter the awards and the only thing preventing you from entering is inertia.

Why enter?

Why enter? Well the obvious answer is to win but you have got to think that you can win as well. Since their inception...

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