Chris Reece Ernst & Young reports on the “Question Time” tax debate on 13th September. This article is the writer's opinion and not necessarily the view of Ernst & Young.
13 September 2005 was Chartered Tax Adviser Day a fact which may have escaped the England cricketers on their bus journey through London — some of them to be fair may not have noticed a 60-foot penguin washing itself in one of the Trafalgar Square fountains — but nevertheless it formed a significant landmark within the CIOT's 75th anniversary celebrations. The day was rounded off with a tax debate along Question Time lines.
Peter Kempster President of the Institute welcomed the audience and handed over to the Chairman for the evening John Whiting...
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Chris Reece Ernst & Young reports on the “Question Time” tax debate on 13th September. This article is the writer's opinion and not necessarily the view of Ernst & Young.
13 September 2005 was Chartered Tax Adviser Day a fact which may have escaped the England cricketers on their bus journey through London — some of them to be fair may not have noticed a 60-foot penguin washing itself in one of the Trafalgar Square fountains — but nevertheless it formed a significant landmark within the CIOT's 75th anniversary celebrations. The day was rounded off with a tax debate along Question Time lines.
Peter Kempster President of the Institute welcomed the audience and handed over to the Chairman for the evening John Whiting...
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