In case you missed the May Wezesha SMEs Webinar on Understanding TOT, VAT, CGT & eTIMS for SMEs, here is the YouTube recording link. Also, please register for the July webinar, coming up next week. https://lnkd.in/dudYiW35 #webinar #webinarseries #business #businesstax #May
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