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VAT and Indirect Tax - End of year round-up 2024

Run Time
81 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
VAT and Indirect Tax
Available Until
27/12/2026

Price £130.00

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Dilpreet K Dhanoa and Alex Spencer, Barristers at Field Court Tax Chambers discuss VAT and Indirect Tax End of Year Round Up.

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Dilpreet K Dhanoa

Barrister

Field Court Tax Chambers

Dilpreet has a diverse practice in Revenue law covering all aspects of Chambers’ specialisms across both indirect and direct taxes, nationally and internationally.  She advises and represents a wide array of clients on tax-related matters, in addition to undertaking commercial litigation.  She has appeared in all levels of Court up to the Court of Appeal as well as arbitrations.  Dilpreet holds an MSc in Tax Law from the University of Oxford and is also a qualified Chartered Tax Adviser.  She has considerable experience in providing detailed written advice, drafting pleadings and grounds of appeal. 

Prior to joining Field Court Tax Chambers Dilpreet worked in private practice in the Middle East in international arbitration and litigation, focusing on commercial disputes and advising extensively on VAT in the region.  Before coming to the Bar, she worked for one of the Big Four professional services firms in the Tax team where she advised clients on a variety of indirect and cross-border taxation issues.  She focused on the Financial Services, Property, Construction and Investment Funds sectors. 

Dilpreet is a contributor to the British Tax Review and is regularly invited to speak at tax and arbitration conferences.  She combines rigorous analysis with her diverse professional experience to advocate persuasively and deliver commercially robust advice for her clients.
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Alex Spencer

Barrister

Field Court Tax Chambers

Alex is a barrister and a chartered tax adviser (CTA).

He obtained a double first in his undergraduate degree in Classics at Trinity Hall, Cambridge and a distinction in each of the PGDL (law conversion course) and BTC (Bar Training Course).

Before coming to the bar, he worked for six years as a tax adviser in two ‘Big 4’ accounting firms, where he developed specialist practices in indirect tax, real estate tax, and the taxation of luxury assets (yachts, aircraft and artwork).

He contributes regularly to publications including the British Tax Review, AccountingWeb and the Field Court Tax Chambers digest.

He completed his pupillage in chambers and became a tenant on 2 October 2024. He is on the Attorney General’s ‘Junior junior’ civil panel of counsel.

He accepts instructions in all areas of taxation.
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