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Indirect Tax Awards 2008

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29 October 2008
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Prizegiving event makes its debut

The Tax Journal, sister title to Taxation, is preparing to hold its inaugural Indirect Tax Awards ceremony.

The event will take place on Thursday 20 November at the Glaziers Hall, London, and will honour winners in three categories:

  • Outstanding contribution to indirect tax.
  • Rising star within indirect tax.
  • Indirect tax writer of the year.
For more details, including a shortlist of nominees, visit the dedicated website, IndirectTaxAwards.co.uk.
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