This paper focuses on the impact the Internet is having on business and the role it can have in the business of the tax professional. Includes an online demonstration of tax resources available on the World Wide Web.
Miscellaneous
1997
Taxation, the Internet, and the Taxation Professional
Source: TAS
Published Date: 17 Oct 1997
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- Published By: Christine Cumberford
- Published On:17 Oct 1997
- Took place at:The Waterloo Inn, Swansea
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