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Annual Tri-State Tax Update
Attention, CPAs! Don’t miss the event of the year hosted by the Northern Chapter of VSCPA.

When: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 – just 1 week from today!
Where: Springfield Golf & Country Club, Springfield, VA
CPE Credits: 1–5
Perks: Dinner buffet, networking, and exclusive updates on DC, MD, VA, & federal taxes!

Schedule Highlights:
2:00 PM – DC Tax Update
3:00 PM – MD Tax Update
4:15 PM – VA Tax Update
5:10 PM – Federal Tax Update
7:00 PM – Networking Banquet

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