Thursday, October 3, 2024 | Houston, Texas
The Jones Walker LLP State and Local Tax Team is back in Houston, TX with a day-long program on Thursday, October 3, 2024, titled Jones Walker: Viva Las Vegas! What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas – but taxes follow you everywhere. This state and local tax seminar will provide practical
WHEN: Thursday, October 3, 2024
WHERE: Four Seasons Hotel Houston
Please Save the Date for Jones Walker’s Annual State & Local Tax Seminar!
Be sure to check back for upcoming program details! This program is intended for industry tax professionals and will be recommended for Texas CPE and CLE.
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We are always excited to speak at TEI Houston and to
Thank you to all of our friends in Houston for making this year’s seminar a huge success. We cannot wait to see everyone again in 2024!
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