Guidance on how simple planning can deliver potential tax savings in the run up to the end of the tax year, will be unveiled at a 'Beating the Odds' seminar, run for local businesses by Nottingham-based independent insurance and financial adviser, The Wilson Organisation. 

At next week's event, the last in the series run by Wilsons' which has provided businesses with advice and guidance on ways for saving money, speakers Richard Stanley of accountants Smith Cooper, Lee Westley, a consultant with Harold Wilson Financial Services, and Simon Hellier, non-executive director at the Wilson Organisation, will together provide tips on how to maximise short and long-term tax savings whilst maintaining personal financial flexibility.

"With legislation on personal tax liabilities often changing, many people miss out on potential tax savings that could be achieved by following some simple planning steps," explains Wilsons' MD Charlotte Prow. "It's no surprise that many people find personal tax liabilities a minefield and are unaware of the potential savings, so this event will see our expert speakers share some top tips on how to work with the tax man in order to maximise tax savings, whilst at the same time maintaining personal financial flexibility."

The session will also provide some simple tax planning tools for the current tax year and offer ideas for longer-term planning as part of an ongoing financial strategy.

This complimentary 'Beating the Odds - Beating the Personal Tax Man' session takes place on the 25th February at The Carriage Hall, Perkins Restaurant, Nottingham, from 12 noon to 2.15pm, and includes lunch. To reserve a place, email: jwilson@wilorg.com or Tel: 0115 942 0111. For more information visit: www.wilorg.com. 

The Wilson Organisation, based in Nottingham, provides professional independent insurance, financial, risk management and corporate finance solutions to businesses and individuals both regionally and nationally. It is a Top 100 UK independent broker and has developed innovative solutions through strong relationships with insurers and financial services providers.