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26 April 2007

Categories: News , Trusts

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Taxation readers can claim an exclusive £100 discount on the cost of the following conference, if they book before 10 May 2007. Just quote 'Taxation' when booking.

Conference of the month

Taxation readers can claim an exclusive £100 discount on the cost of the following conference, if they book before 10 May 2007. Just quote 'Taxation' when booking.
LexisNexis® Tolley presents 'Tax planning with trusts' on 16 May 2007, in central London. Chaired by Matthew Hutton, this one-day conference will look at the latest current thinking and best practice. It features a leading panel of experts including David Ewart QC, Andy Richens, Nicholas Hughes, Jeremy Woolf and Giles Clarke. The attendance fee is £699 plus VAT, but Taxation readers qualify for a £100 discount so will pay £599 plus VAT. Call 020 7347 3574 or go to www.conferencesandtraining.com/trusts07 for further information.

Categories: News , Trusts

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