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Fw: Ernst & Young Breakfast Seminar: How will the Emergency Budget impact you and your business?


Andrew Cawkwell
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From: Andrew Spence <nctaxseminars@uk.ey.com>
To: Andrew Cawkwell
Sent: Wed Jun 02 12:55:24 2010
Subject: Ernst & Young Breakfast Seminar: How will the Emergency Budget impact you and your business?

Emergency Budget Breakfast invitation

 

Dear Andrew,

 

In light of the recently announced Emergency Budget – we have decided to replace our scheduled Corporate Tax Seminar (10 June) for a reactive Emergency Budget Seminar (23 June).

 

Recently, the new Chancellor, George Osborne has promised to cut £6 billion from Britain’s record £153 billion deficit this year, following the 80-20 rule, which would involve 80% of cuts to be made through public spending restraint and 20% through tax measures.

 

With speculation that capital gains tax will increase to 40%, VAT to 20%, and that National Insurance contributions will go up 1 percentage point to 12%, this Budget promises to be contentious.

 

We are delighted to invite to you to attend our Emergency Budget Breakfast where we will digest the findings of the Budget. The seminar will provide an overview of the Chancellor’s announcements, looking at how these will impact your business

 

To register your interest, please click here. We do hope that you are able to attend what is sure to be a very insightful morning.

 

Ernst & Young Newcastle offices, Citygate, St James' Boulevard, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4JD

Date:      Wednesday, 23 June 2010

Time:     08.00 -10.30 (breakfast from 08.00 -08.30)

 

Kind regards

 

Andrew Spence, Partner

Ernst & Young LLP 
 
Ernst & Young LLP

 

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The UK firm Ernst & Young LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with registered number OC300001 and is a member of Ernst & Young Global Limited.
  



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