11th December 2012

Unbiased: Want to be a part of TaxAction campaign 2013?

For 20 years unbiased.co.uk has been running the TaxAction campaign, highlighting to consumers and SMEs the full extent of tax wastage in the UK!  This year for the first time ever we are offering you the chance to sponsor and be part of this widely renowned campaign.

Year after year the TaxAction campaign achieves widespread success across both consumer and trade media as the true and shocking amount of the nation's tax waste is revealed.  Launched every March in the run up to the tax year end, this yearlong campaign highlights 12 areas of tax waste from pensions to tax credits.  It encourages consumers to be proactive by using all available tax relief and avoiding unnecessary tax payments by seeking financial advice.

Campaign sponsorship includes

  • Co-branding on all marketing and PR activity
  • 12 co-branded press releases rolled out over 12 months
  • A TaxAction campaign page on unbiased.co.uk - with details of the campaign, your logo, your quote, and an 'experts say' feature
  • 12 inclusions in our weekly newsletter sent to over 10,000 advisers
  • Promotion through social media to more than 2,500 Twitter followers and 2,000 LinkedIn members
  • Campaign bolt ons are available at an extra cost; radio days, webinars, infographic etc.

You can view our TaxAction campaign page here.

 

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