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October 31, 2012

Thomson Reuters offers recovery assistance to firms affected by Sandy

Thomson Reuters customers can get free disaster recovery assistance.

Thomson Reuters, which produces the CS Suite of software that many professioanl accountants use for tax, accounting and other financial services, has announced it will help its customers get back up and running if they have storm-related issues.

The company reched out to professionals in the Northeast to let them know that “if their firm was impacted by Hurricane Sandy and their offices are no longer functional, that a Disaster Recovery Service” is availale to help them get back up and running quickly.

Thomson Reuters customers can call 800-968-8900 to ask about the no-cost service options and resources. They can also visit the company’s Disaster Recovery Assistance website.

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