You clearly need tax knowledge to work as a tax advisor – but what are the key benefits of having EXCEPTIONAL technical knowledge, skills and ability and WHY should you aim to have this yourself?
In this episode, I answer the above question; I explain what I mean by technical knowledge, skills and ability; and I share a real client story where I used tax technical to try to achieve a unique and highly positive result for a client, worth over £200k of tax refund, if successful.
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Me – Jack Bonehill
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Email: jack@thetaxprofessionalspodcast.com
Timings
- (2:30) Story: The Million Pound Employee Payout
- (12:00) Story debrief
- (14:15) What I mean by technical knowledge, ability and skills
- (15:00) Key benefits of exceptional technical knowledge, skills, and ability
- (20:00) Why you should aim to develop exception technical knowledge, skills and ability
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