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21 January 2010

Issue: 4240 / Categories: Events

Younger members' meeting on 2 Feb

The next meeting of the ICAEW Tax Faculty Younger Members’ Tax Club is scheduled for Tuesday 2 February at 6pm, upstairs at the City Tavern, Lawrence Lane, London.

The subject for discussion shall be SME issues. Peter Rayney of Tax Consulting Ltd will lead a session considering sale structuring (comparing assets and share sales). Free drinks and nibbles will be available.

Tax Club’s free, younger member events are open to all professionals aged 35 and under who are interested in tax as a career. It is not necessary to belong to the ICAEW or work in tax.

Anyone who would like to attend should email tdtf@icaew.co.uk or turn up on the night.

Details of all forthcoming meetings can be found at on the ICAEW website.

Issue: 4240 / Categories: Events

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