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05 February 2003

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Key Haven Publications plc is holding an afternoon conference on the impact of the new United Kingdom legislation on the taxation of United Kingdom branches of foreign companies at the Mayfair Conference Centre, London W2 on 13 February. The speakers will be Michael Flesch QC, Philip Baker QC OBE, Peter Stokes, and Ian Menzie-Conacher.
The attendance fee is £595 plus VAT, and further information is available from Key Haven Publications, tel: 020 7731 7700.

News

Conferences

Diary date

Key Haven Publications plc is holding an afternoon conference on the impact of the new United Kingdom legislation on the taxation of United Kingdom branches of foreign companies at the Mayfair Conference Centre, London W2 on 13 February. The speakers will be Michael Flesch QC, Philip Baker QC OBE, Peter Stokes, and Ian Menzie-Conacher.

The attendance fee is £595 plus VAT, and further information is available from Key Haven Publications, tel: 020 7731 7700.

Issue: 3893 / Categories:

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