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23 August 2010

Issue: 4269 / Categories: Events , iXBRL , Companies

HMRC roadshow to visit Birmingham and Glasgow

HMRC’s corporation tax roadshow will be taking place at venues in Birmingham and Glasgow this autumn.

The events are an opportunity for tax professionals and businesses to find out more about the software available to support the change to iXBRL reporting.

The events are free and open to all. Software vendors will be on site at both events to showcase their products and answer any questions.

They will be held from 9.30 am to 5 pm on 15 September at Hampden Park Stadium, Glasgow and 3 November at Birmingham City FC, St Andrew’s Stadium, Birmingham.

For more information, call the HMRC bookings team on 0845 603 2691 or check online.

Issue: 4269 / Categories: Events , iXBRL , Companies

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