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09 September 2009

Issue: 4223 / Categories: Events , Admin

Tuesday 29 September 2009

Taxation readers can claim an exclusive 10% discount off the price of the LexisNexis Tolley conference Tax Planning for Sports and Entertainment Professionals.

The event – which will count as six CPD hours – will take place on Tuesday 29 September 2009 in London.

Sessions will comprise planning strategies, traps to watch out for, a case study focussing on HMRC's foreign entertainers unit, and a detailed discussion of image rights.

The attendance fee is £699 (plus VAT) per delegate, but Taxation readers will pay only £629.10 (plus VAT) when they quote TAXENT during the booking process. Reserve your place(s) via email or telephone (020 7357 3574).

Issue: 4223 / Categories: Events , Admin

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