Welcome to Newsletter 36. If you have family over the age of 75 who either don't have a valid will or need to update their will, we have the answer – our F*R*E*E wills week for the over 75s. Provided someone contacts us between November 15 and 19 for an appointment (which doesn't need to be that we) to make a will for anyone aged over 75 – there is absolutely no charge! What's more, provided the will is straightforward, it can be drafted and executed while you wait.
You’ll also find details of another F*R*E*E offer – some brilliant training from Salisbury Chamber of Commerce worth £500!
Don't forget the article about what every e-commerce business needs to know and an amazing warning about the unreliability of the taxman's own
And finally, if your business does, or wants to do, business in the Amesbury area, come along and see us at Stonehenge Chamber of Trade Business Showcase.
Kind regards
Tim Bishop Tim Bishop
Email: tim.bishop@bishopslaw.com
Telephone: 01722 422300 For You. Your Business. On Time. On Budget. | 
We are pleased to announce a special promotion that our Wills and Probate team will be running from the 15th–19th November in our Salisbury office, when we will be giving the over-75s the chance to have a will drawn up by one of our experienced solicitors, totally free of charge. 
E Commerce Regulations were introduced into UK law from a European Community directive in August 2002. But are you aware of exactly what they mean and the implications they have for your business? The law regarding trading online is getting increasingly complex. Don't risk getting it wrong...
The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce are working with Train to Gain to sharpen your leadership skills in co-ordinating 8 Key Skill Sessions training for senior managers. 
We're going to be at the Stonehenge Chamber of Trade Business-2-Business Showcase on Thursday 18th November. The showcase, which runs from 3–7pm at Antrobus House in Amesbury is a great opportunity for local businesses to network and make new contacts – hope to see you there!
Remarkable as it may seem, you can't rely on advice from the taxman or even from the taxman’s website! Tax law is getting more and more complex and it is hardly surprising therefore that you might want to go for reliable advice to the source – either the taxman or the HRMC website – to cover your back? Wrong. 
