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Rebecca Cave is director of Taxwriter Ltd

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Reviewed by Rebecca Cave, director Taxwriter Ltd

Rebecca Cave reviews Tottel's Tax Aspects of the Purchase and Sale of a Private Company's Shares, October 2005, price £72.95

Reviewed by REBECCA CAVE, director of Taxwriter Ltd; www.taxwriter.co.uk

Reviewed by REBECCA CAVE, director of Taxwriter Ltd. www.taxwriter.co.uk

TaxAid conference: Tax Planning for the Family and Family Company, 1 July 2005, reported by REBECCA CAVE FCA, CTA, director of Taxwriter Ltd.

Meeting Points

REBECCA CAVE FCA CTA, director of Taxwriter Ltd reports highlights from the TaxAid conference on 9 July 2004.

The subjects covered were the effects of incorporation, husband and wife businesses, inheritance tax planning and money laundering. The speakers at this conference were Simon Birkett , Marion Hodgkiss , Chris Whitehouse and Stephanie Barber .

REBECCA CAVE explains the mechanics of the new allowances for energy efficient equipment.

REBECCA CAVE FCA, ATII, MBA analyses the new rules that larger companies must meet in order to qualify for the new research and development relief.

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