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29 October 2010

Issue: 4279 / Categories: Events

London Tax Club meeting, 9 Nov

The next meeting of the ICAEW Tax Faculty Younger Members’ Tax Club is scheduled for Tuesday 9 November from 6.15pm at the City Tavern, Lawrence Lane, London.

Mike Sufrin of Rolls Royce will lead the session that will centre on
tax issues facing large businesses. Free drinks and nibbles will be available.

Tax Club events are free and open to all young (aged 35 and under) professionals who are interested in tax as a career. It is not necessary to belong to the ICAEW or work in tax.

Anyone interested in attending should send an email or turn up on the night. See here for further details of forthcoming younger members’ events.

Issue: 4279 / Categories: Events

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