Businesses across South Yorkshire are anticipating some controversial changes on March 22 nd when Gordon Brown reveals the contents of his red box on Budget Day.

To provide analysis of the budget and its implications for businesses and individuals, Allotts Chartered Accountants have teamed up with Yorkshire Bank and the Doncaster and Rotherham Chambers of Commerce. They will be hosting breakfast seminars that cover the tax implications of the budget as well as the economic outlook for businesses.

Taking place on March 24 th at the Carlton Park Hotel in Rotherham and March 27 th at the Doncaster Dome, these are free events that aim to equip those attending with the knowledge they need to react quickly to any changes to tax regulations.

Speakers include Tom Vosa, Chief Economist at the Yorkshire Bank, Steven Watson, Principal Tax Manager at Allotts, Kirstie Williamson, Senior Tax Manager with responsibility for personal and capital taxes at Allotts, and Maurice Willis, Allotts’ new director of VAT services.

Steven Watson, Principal Tax Manager at Allotts, said:

“Every budget brings surprises both for individuals and businesses. We aim to make sure that people are aware of both the tax planning pitfalls and the opportunities arising from this year’s announcements“

All businesses from Rotherham, Doncaster and the surrounding area are warmly invited to attend. To reserve your free place contact Tessa Stephens on 01709 828400.