Farm Tax Update

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Time: October 18, 2018 all day
Location: St. George Banquet Hall
City/Town: Waterloo, Ont.
Website or Map: https://www.cafanet.ca/farm-t…
Phone: Direct: 204-348-3578, Toll Free: 1-877-474-2871
Event Type: farm, tax, update, registration
Organized By: canadian association of farm advisors
Latest Activity: Aug 17, 2018

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Registration Deadline: October 15th, 2018

All registrations will receive a .pdf file with presentations and papers in advance of the meeting via email.

GST Registration: 86481 2532 RT0001

*$50 processing fee on all cancellations.

Receipts will be emailed to you.

No show, no refund.

Enhance the knowledge of members through education, networking, and personal development so that members can deliver on their own customer value proposition. Expose members to a network of other professionals in various disciplines all with the aim of enhancing the client experience.

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