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How to be a tax Twit
A ten-point guide to bungling 140 characters or fewer
10 May 2011
Slow and steady wins the race
Online fun and games are not for the tax sector, says DANIEL SELWOOD
15 Feb 2011
The taxman tweets
HMRC have finally embraced micro-blogging. DANIEL SELWOOD has a little look
18 Jan 2011
The business network
Tax experts talk to DANIEL SELWOOD about the pros and cons of LinkedIn.com
23 Nov 2010
Engage!

Help ‘webify’ tax by educating your site’s users

16 Nov 2010
Safe and sound

Security is key for tax pros who go online in public places

02 Nov 2010
Long live the king!
Content still rules the web, insists DANIEL SELWOOD
26 Oct 2010
Flying solo
Practitioners should embrace technology, says ANNE FAIRPO
27 Jul 2010
Tweet treat
In the first of a regular column, Taxation’s online editor, DANIEL SELWOOD, reports from around the web. This week: Twitter
13 Apr 2010
Like a bird...
MARK LEE discusses the joys and relevance of tweeting
08 Dec 2009
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