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SMEs and the Winter Economy Plan – the UK200Group Verdict

September 25th 2020
 

As Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors are proud members of the UK200Group we are able to share with you the following comments from several members of the UK200Group on the Winter Economy Plan:

SMEs and the Winter Economy Plan – the UK200Group Verdict 

The UK200Group is the UK’s leading professional services group of independent quality assured chartered accountancy and law firms. The aim of the UK200Group is to help members help their clients. They refer to this as ‘building better together’.

We will continue to keep you informed of any useful advice during this uncertain time.

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