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11 May 2006
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PTP is holding the following two conferences at various locations around England:

  • Essential tax planning for family companies presented by Tim Good, Simon Birkett, Mark Ward and Giles Mooney in May and June.
  • Essential tax planning for high net worth individuals presented by Tim Good, Mark Ward and Giles Mooney in September, October and November.

The attendance fee for each conference is £199 plus VAT. More information is available from PTP Group, tel: 01865 849600.

PTP is holding the following two conferences at various locations around England:

  • Essential tax planning for family companies presented by Tim Good, Simon Birkett, Mark Ward and Giles Mooney in May and June.
  • Essential tax planning for high net worth individuals presented by Tim Good, Mark Ward and Giles Mooney in September, October and November.

The attendance fee for each conference is £199 plus VAT. More information is available from PTP Group, tel: 01865 849600.

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