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We are living and doing business in a global economy and getting prepared to do business internationally along with gaining an understanding of this new global economy is vital.

McKonly & Asbury along with Partner, Autumn Wolfe, who is a Board Member of the World Trade Center of Central Pennsylvania, is hosting an educational breakfast session on the subject of doing business in Europe with a special emphasis on Germany.

This session will take place in our Camp Hill office and the expert panel will include Uli Britting and Thorsten Holst, partners with GHP Revision, a Frankfurt, Germany based accounting firm. McKonly & Asbury and GHP Revision are affiliates in IGAF Worldwide, an international association of Accounting and Consulting firms.

Our firm works with our IGAF Worldwide affiliated firms to assist our client needs in countries around the world. Mr. Britting and Mr. Holst are knowledgeable about German and European Union Taxation and Accounting Regulations, and will be able to answer questions you may have about the current TransAtlantic business climate, economic recovery efforts in the EU and Germany, and issues you may face doing business internationally.

This event will be held on Wednesday, July 1st from 8:30am – 10:30am in our Camp Hill office at 415 Fallowfield Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011. If you are interested in attending, please contact Melissa Roberson at 717-761-7910 or by emailing mroberson@macpas.com.


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