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Can being tax savvy reap benefits for your business?
The day to day running of a business and maximising profits can be demanding in many ways, without the added complications associated with ever changing tax legislation.
Chris Bentley, Tax and Forensic Director at Harts Accountants in Macclesfield, has considerable experience in helping people and businesses find a financial advantage when advising on their accounts.
At the Business Club’s Summer Event, Chris will provide guidance on personal and business tax responsibilities and give insights into the steps to take, to benefit from reliefs and incentives whilst reducing the risk of unnecessary penalties.
Melissa Bowers, Director at Harts Ltd, commented “Chris’s talk will really provide the impetus people need to make simple changes that could have really significant benefits to their business. Chris’s experience and expertise is a real asset to Harts and we are delighted to be able to share some of this with others at the Business Club”
The Business Club networking event, run by SAS Daniels LLP solicitors and Chartered Accountants Harts Limited, is aimed at professionals throughout Macclesfield and Cheshire, who are looking to build relationships with like-minded businesses, whilst gaining valuable insight from industry leaders.
Justine Clowes, Partner and Joint Head of the SAS Daniels’ Macclesfield office, concluded “Our business club events always have interesting speakers that can make an impact or improve a business. As always there will be ample opportunity to network at the event over dinner and drinks, it really is a great way to meet other local business people and share knowledge and experiences”.
The Business Club Summer Event will be held on Wednesday, 13 June from 11.45am – 2.00pm at The Tytherington Club, Macclesfield. Registration and networking will begin at 11.45am, followed by Chris’ talk, two ‘spotlight’ slots and a two-course lunch.
Tickets to The Business Club Summer Event can be purchased for £20 per person. For more information and to book your place visit: www.tbcsummer2018.eventbrite.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tamsin Dyson .
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