The New Tax Professionals (NTP) committee is aimed at helping students or members of the ATT and/or CIOT who are in the first ten years of their career.  The committee host events such as development skills, networking, social events, technical and general interest topics that are particularly relevant to those in the early part of their career.



The NTP committee held a webinar on Wednesday 22 June with Jack Bonehill and Dilpreet Dhanoa on ''Researching a Tax Technical Query''.



This webinar focused on how to approach a tax technical query, the wide range of resources available to you in your research, and how to use these in your own work. We then took a deeper dive into tax tribunal cases, and how these cases can be useful in your tax research. This included a run through with a case study using the recent Quinn (London) Ltd v HMRC case.



If you were unable to join us, you can register and receive a recording of this webinar by CLICKING HERE.



PLEASE NOTE - this event qualifies as CPD, if you have included topics covered in this event in your CPD submission.

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OUR SPEAKERS

Jack Bonehill, CTA

Employment Taxes Specialist & Host of The Tax Professionals Podcast

Jack has an obsession with undertaking tax research and in relation to the technical side of tax more generally. He is an Employment Taxes Senior Manager for West Midlands-based firm, Dains Accountants.  In his role, he supports clients with all areas of employment taxes, which includes support with HMRC enquiries and helping recruitment agencies in relation to the use of umbrella companies and similar.  He has also recently joined the CIOT’s Employment Taxes Committee.



Jack hosts The Tax Professionals Podcast, a free resource to help tax professionals to progress, develop and improve their tax careers. You can listen to the podcast on various podcast players or via the website (https://www.thetaxprofessionalspodcast.com/).

Dilpreet Dhanoa, Barrister, CTA

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. 

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As always, we welcome ideas for future events. If you have any suggestions or any questions, please contact the NTP Committee on [email protected].