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Bill Dodwell

Bill Dodwell studied law at King’s College, London and Queens’ College, Cambridge. He is a chartered tax adviser and chartered accountant. He has worked at Arthur Andersen, Deloitte and the Office of Tax Simplification. He is currently editor-in-chief of Tax Adviser magazine. He is a member of the technical committees of the CIOT and ICAEW and of the tax law review committee of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Bill received the 2024 Tolley’s Taxation Award for Lifetime Achievement.

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This week's opinion: 24 October 2024 Qualifying trading began after deadline Compatibility of exit tax legislation with EU law Difference between calculating a claim and making one Properties in Malta were subject to UK tax

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