International Tax Planning: Opportunities and Challenges for Financial Services
This webinar forms part of the 2025 International Taxation Series.
Description
The 2025–26 rule set places new international tax considerations firmly on the agenda, with recent case law (BlackRock HoldCo in the Court of Appeal and Fisher in the Supreme Court) shaping practical outcomes. While opportunities remain for financial services firms to optimise cross-border structures, guardrails continue to cap aggressive planning. Success lies in recognising five key planning themes, spotting red flags early, and aligning strategies to the evolving regulatory environment.
This webinar provides one-hour of CPD and offers insights and updates from a leading industry-expert speaker.
Delegates places are interchangeable with colleagues from the same organisation.
Content
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The 2025-26 rule-set: what is live and should be at the forefront for consideration in international tax
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Case law that actually moves the dial (BlackRock HoldCo in the Court of Appeal and Fisher in the Supreme Court)
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Where are the opportunities?
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The guard-rails: rules that quietly cap planning
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Five planning themes and the red flags
Presenter
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Dilpreet K. Dhanoa Barrister at Field Court Tax Chambers |
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Dilpreet is a leading junior barrister practising from Field Court Tax Chambers, with a broad advisory and litigation practice in both direct and indirect tax, as well as commercial litigation. She has a diverse practice in Revenue law across both indirect and direct taxes, nationally and internationally. Dilpreet has appeared at all court levels up to the Court of Appeal and Privy Council, and in domestic and international arbitrations. A Chartered Tax Adviser with an MSc in Tax Law from Oxford, she advises a wide range of clients on complex tax matters and is a member of the Attorney General’s C Panel of Counsel. Most recently, she has been nominated as Tax Junior of the Year (2025) for the Legal 500 Awards. Dilpreet is a chapter editor for Gammie & De Souza on Land Taxation, Supperstone & Goudie on Judicial Review and is on the Editorial Board for British Tax Review (case notes). She is a periodic guest lecturer at the University of Oxford and King’s College London, and often speaks on a variety of topics pertaining to a variety of matters on taxation and commercial litigation. Dilpreet's background includes private practice in the Middle East and time with a Big Four firm, with sector expertise in financial services, property, construction, and investment funds - where she also qualified as a Chartered Tax Advisor. |