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Daniel Barlow

Deloitte UK

Abbots House

Abbey Street

Reading

RG1 3BD

UK

Tel: +44 (0)20 7007 6772

Email: dabarlow@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Daniel is an indirect tax partner with Deloitte UK. He advises global businesses in all sectors but particularly in telecoms, media and technology (TMT) and also the travel and hospitality sector. He also leads Deloitte's provision of services to clients on indirect tax compliance and technology in the UK, advising businesses on how to achieve best-in-class indirect tax compliance. He has worked at Deloitte for more than 19 years, before which he was a VAT inspector with HM Revenue & Customs, the UK government department responsible for collection of taxes.

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Gary Campbell

Deloitte UK

Hill House

1 Little New Street

London EC4A 3TR

UK

Tel: +44 20 7303 2862

Email: gdcampbell@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.com

Gary Campbell is a Deloitte UK indirect tax partner and DTTL Global Managing Director for financial services, based in London. Gary has more than 16 years' experience and advises a number of multinational investment banks, commodity traders, insurers and market infrastructure providers on a range of UK VAT and global indirect tax issues.

Gary has experience in a range of VAT matters including reverse charge reviews, devising new partial exemption special methods (including negotiating and agreeing methods with HMRC), identifying cost-saving opportunities and agreeing VAT refund claims with HMRC, reviewing internal accounting systems and leading client workshops on pan-European bank and global entity restructuring.

In addition, Gary is also chairman of the International Regulatory Strategy Group's (IRSG) working committee for financial transaction tax (FTT). The IRSG is a joint venture between the City of London and City UK and represents the interests of the UK financial services industry on current regulatory and tax issues affecting the sector.

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Jason Craig

Deloitte UK

2 New Street Square

London EC4A 3BZ

UK

Tel: +44 20 7007 9264

Email: jasoncraig@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Jason Craig is a Deloitte UK partner based in the London office with responsibility for retail across the UK's national indirect tax practice.

Jason specialises in consumer-facing businesses. He advises a number of the largest global businesses across retail, technology, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) sectors on international supply chain, multichannel distribution, fulfilment, promotions, and international expansion together with the ways in which policy/legislative changes impact consumer facing businesses. He is recognised as applying a commercial and practically driven approach to his global advisory relationships.

Jason has 20 years' experience in indirect tax and is a qualified chartered accountant and chartered tax adviser.

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Jane Curran

Deloitte UK

Hill House

1 Little New Street

London EC4A 3TR

UK

Tel: +44 20 7007 0844

Email: jcurran@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Jane Curran is a partner based in Deloitte UK's London office, advising a broad range of clients from multinational businesses to those with a public sector focus, including charity, health and education providers.

Jane began her career as an inspector with HM Revenue & Customs before moving into VAT consultancy with Deloitte UK. She spent time in Australia advising multinationals establishing businesses in the Asia Pacific region before returning to the UK. She advises multinational businesses on aspects of global contracting, international expansion and indirect tax developments in their key operational and strategic investment territories. From a UK perspective she is involved in advising numerous clients across a range of day-to-day and operational issues, as well as working with them to interpret significant legislative and policy changes impacting their operations. Most recently, Jane has led the tax-wide team advising the London Olympic entities in both the bid for, and also successful delivery of, the London Olympic Games.

Jane has been a partner for 12 years and has more than 25 years' experience working in indirect tax.

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Kendra Hann

Deloitte UK

2 New Street Square

London EC4A 3BZ

UK

Tel: +44 20 7007 9264

Email: khann@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Kendra Hann, Deloitte LLP, leads the UK Indirect Tax Practice. She advises clients operating within the energy, life science and telecommunications industries on indirect tax issues including VAT, customs and excise duties, and environmental taxes.

Kendra worked for three years as a VAT inspector with HM Customs and Excise. She then joined BP as an in-house indirect tax adviser to the downstream oil business. In 1994 she joined Andersen as a manager, became a partner in 2001 and joined Deloitte UK in 2002. In addition to working on international indirect tax projects, Kendra has led client teams on a number of European and global VAT review and advisory projects. During her career she has advised multinational businesses, charities and departmental public bodies.

Kendra has been a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) since 1995 and speaks regularly at external events.

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Barney Horn

Deloitte UK

Four Brindleyplace

Birmingham B1 2HZ

UK

Tel: +44 121 695 5902

Email: bhorn@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Barney Horn is an indirect tax partner of Deloitte UK, based in the Birmingham office. Barney has specialised in indirect taxes (principally VAT and gambling duties) for more than 24 years.

He joined HM Customs & Excise in 1990, and for the last 19 years has worked at Deloitte UK in the London, Cambridge and Birmingham offices. He has also spent two years in the Melbourne office of Deloitte Australia.

Barney has a wide spectrum of clients in both the private and public sectors with a major specialism in travel, hospitality and leisure, where he advises a number of the largest betting and gaming businesses, and pub companies.

Over the years he has had a number of successes in significant VAT cases in relation to partial exemption, fiscal neutrality and VAT liability issues in respect of betting and gaming.

Barney is a chartered tax adviser and trained mediator.

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Anbreen Khan

Deloitte UK

Athene Place 66 Shoe Lane

London EC4A 3BQ

UK

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7007 0688

Email: akhan@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Anbreen Khan is the head of the Litigation, Advisory and Settlement team at Deloitte UK, specialising in indirect taxes. She is a partner, based in London, with a specialisation and significant experience in dealing with indirect taxes and, in particular, dispute resolution work. Anbreen advises a wide spectrum of clients and has advised in a number of landmark VAT cases in the UK and at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), including recently The Rank Group plc and National Exhibition Centre (VAT liability of payment processing services). Other notable cases include: Marks & Spencer Plc; Association of Investment Trust Companies/JP Morgan Fleming; Adecco (UK) Limited and others (concerning the VAT liability of the supply of temporary workers). These cases have made an outstanding contribution to UK business and the development of tax policy.

Anbreen has extensive experience in dealing with complex VAT legal issues and negotiations in relation to collaborative tax dispute resolution. Anbreen leads a group of tax specialists in the UK who provide a dedicated dispute resolution service across both indirect tax and corporate tax. The team has expertise in particular on disputes in the UK domestic courts (including judicial review proceedings) and at the CJEU in Europe. In addition, the team has qualified trained mediators who work in resolving complex tax disputes with the tax authorities using collaborative resolution techniques – which has been an extremely successful process. The team has a high market profile winning the UK Best VAT Team award twice in 2007 and 2009 and was voted the Best Big 4 tax team in 2011.

Anbreen is a qualified lawyer; she is a former winner of the 'Rising Star' award for Tax Journal's indirect taxation awards and is also a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales. Anbreen was listed as an indirect tax expert in both the 2013 and 2014 editions of the Indirect Tax Leaders guide.

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Daniel Lyons

Deloitte UK

3 Rivergate

Temple Quay

Bristol BS1 6GD

UK

Tel: +44 117 984 2748

Email: dlyons@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Daniel Lyons, Deloitte UK, is a partner in indirect tax, working in Bristol, Cardiff and London. Daniel also has responsibility for delivering indirect tax services in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.

Daniel advises a very wide range of clients in both the private and public sectors but has particular interests in financial services, life and general insurance, consumer business, utilities and waste management.

Before joining Deloitte UK in 1996, Daniel trained as a solicitor at Macfarlanes in the City of London and then worked in the Solicitor's Office of HM Customs and Excise where he helped draft primary and secondary indirect tax legislation.

Daniel is a chartered tax adviser (fellow) and sits on the Council of the Chartered Institute of Taxation. He is also a liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Tax Advisers.

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Simon Prinn

Deloitte UK

Abbots House

Abbey Street

Reading RG1 3BD

UK

Tel: +44 118 322 2825

Email: sprinn@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Simon Prinn, Deloitte UK, is the partner in charge of the South East indirect tax practice of Deloitte UK, covering five offices with a team of approximately 40 dedicated indirect tax specialists, including four partners.

Simon has more than 20 years' experience advising on global VAT matters. He has held a variety of roles during his career, including VAT inspector with the UK tax authorities, VAT manager in New York looking after US headquartered multinational companies, and leader of Deloitte UK's North East indirect tax practice.

Simon advises clients doing business in many industry sectors. In particular, he leads the public sector health industry team for Deloitte UK tax and also specialises in global healthcare, pharmaceuticals, technology and travel and tourism. He has extensive experience assisting clients with disputes and litigation.

Simon is a member of the UK Chartered Institute of Taxation.

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David Raistrick

Deloitte UK

1 City Square

Leeds LS1 2AL

UK

Tel: +44 113 292 1707

Email: draistrick@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

David Raistrick leads Deloitte's indirect tax practice globally and is also a partner in the UK practice.

David has more than 25 years of experience in the accountancy profession. As the Global Indirect Tax leader, David is responsible for managing the practice, which includes VAT, sales tax, environmental taxes, insurance tax and customs, among other areas. He is also responsible for managing the development of global indirect tax service offerings.

Over the last 15 years, David's area of specialisation has been manufacturing, where he has been acting as the industry leader for Deloitte UK, serving clients across a diverse range of manufacturing industries including: aerospace and defence, automotive, diversified industrials and process manufacturers, amongst others.

David also services the majority of the UK's largest automotive manufacturers and dealer groups along with various auto finance companies and daily rental organisations. He has day to day responsibility for a large number of global clients.

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Darren Stephens

Deloitte UK

Four Brindleyplace

Birmingham B1 2HZ

UK

Tel: +44 121 695 5548

Email: darrenstephens@deloitte.co.uk

Website: www.deloitte.co.uk

Darren Stephens is the Deloitte UK Indirect Tax Leader for offices outside of London.

Darren has been in the tax profession for 22 years. He specialises in advising clients in the consumer business industry, and leads the UK Indirect Tax Consumer Business team. Darren's clients include several large retailers and consumer product manufacturers. Darren also advises a number of US inbound organisations across different industry sectors, along with companies operating in the aerospace and automotive sectors.

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Justin Whitehouse

Deloitte UK

Athene Place

66 Shoe Lane

London EC4A 3BQ

UK

Tel: +44 20 7303 0469

Email: jmwhitehouse@deloitte.com

Website: www.deloitte.com

Justin Whitehouse, Deloitte UK, is a partner in the Deloitte UK member firm and the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited global public sector tax leader. He possesses extensive experience with commercial and government clients and has specialised in indirect taxes for more than 20 years. He is working on a variety of tax reform projects on behalf of overseas government clients, principally in respect of indirect taxes, as well as advising corporate clients on UK VAT issues, principally in the real estate sector. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and also leads the Deloitte Middle East indirect tax practice.

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Baker & McKenzie

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Mishcon de Reya

David Anderson

PwC Legal

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Davies Mayers Barnett

Jo Bello

PwC

Andy Brown

PwC Legal

Mark Burgess

DLA Piper

Mike Camburn

KPMG

Danny Campbell

PwC

Michael Conlon QC

Hogan Lovells

Simon Corzberg

Clifford Chance London

Mark Delaney

Baker & McKenzie

Dario Garcia

Mishcon de Reya

Gary Harley

KPMG

Phil Hazel

Davies Mayers Barnett

Richard Iferenta

KPMG

David Jamieson

Baker & McKenzie

Paul Lasok QC

Monckton Chambers

Andrew Loan

Macfarlanes

Kevin MacAuley

EY

Vincent McCullagh

Mazars

Peter Mendham

Allen & Overy

Philippe Norre

PwC

Chris Orchard

PwC

Jonathan Peacock QC

11 New Square

Peter Perry

Davies Mayers Barnett

David Saleh

Clifford Chance

Rupert Shiers

Hogan Lovells

Alan Sinyor

Berwin Leighton Paisner

Ian Spencer

Ian Spencer & Associates

Lee Squires

Hogan Lovells

Amanda Tickel

KPMG

John Voyez

Smith & Williamson

Philippa Whipple QC

1 Crown Office Row

Etienne Wong

Tax Chambers 15 Old Square

Richard Woolich

DLA Piper

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