As Christmas approaches, it’s a wonderful time to thank your customers and team for their support throughout the year. But given the economic pressures many businesses have faced, it’s important to find thoughtful, cost-effective ways to show appreciation. Gifts, cards and donations The traditional professional Christmas gift tends to be food-related: hams; hampers; bottles of wine or spirits. Those can be ordered online and sent out, although it’s best to avoid anything that

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Dear valued clients, As the holiday season approaches, we at Canterbury Accountants would like to take this opportunity to express our...

Dear Valued Clients, As the holiday season approaches, we wanted to take a moment to thank you for your continued support and...

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