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Beyond the delay: Unpacking technical aspects of the 2025 Budget

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Beyond the delay: Unpacking technical aspects of the 2025 Budget

12 Mar 2025 1:24:o4 Minutes Webinar

CDH hosted an exclusive online event where we unpacked the technical aspects of the Budget Speech 2025 from a tax perspective. Watch an expert analysis and a meaningful discussion. 

Read the Special Edition Budget Speech Alert here. 

Watch the webinar below.  

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