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11 August 2004

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IBC Global Conferences is holding a conference, 'Tax planning for the new pre-owned assets régime' on 13 October at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square. The speakers are Barry McCutcheon and Chris Whitehouse, and there will be a guest speaker, Martyn Haigh from the Revenue. The attendance fee is £749 plus VAT. Further information can be obtained from IBC, tel: 020 7017 5505.

News

Conference

IBC Global Conferences is holding a conference, 'Tax planning for the new pre-owned assets régime' on 13 October at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square. The speakers are Barry McCutcheon and Chris Whitehouse, and there will be a guest speaker, Martyn Haigh from the Revenue. The attendance fee is £749 plus VAT. Further information can be obtained from IBC, tel: 020 7017 5505.

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