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- Audit & Taxation
- Posted: 17 Jun 2025
HMRC 3rd party data reporting requirements
24
Sep
2025
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Time: 12:30 - 13:30
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: PwC
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Free to attend
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PwC
A free webinar hosted by BSA Associate, PwC
We will provide an update on the 3rd party data consultation that was announced in the Spring Statement earlier this year.
In addition to an update on what is likely to be required we will provide some practical thoughts on how best to prepare for any changes and what BSA members should be thinking about at this stage.
Speakers:
Susie Holmes, Partner, PwC
Daniel Dzenkowski, Operational Taxes Director, PwC
Register:
Please email joanne.r.binns@pwc.com to secure your place.
Event Summary
- Wednesday, 24 September 2025
- 12:30 - 13:30
- joanne.r.binns@pwc.com
- Free to attend
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