Welcome to the Tolley® Seminars Online Service - now mobile friendly with CPD Tracking.
Our newly upgraded Tolley Seminars Online service is an easy and effective way to keep up to date with the latest tax, audit and accounting changes, whilst fulfilling and tracking your CPD obligations. Each month, leading lecturers deliver crisp, 15-minute (on average) seminars that you can watch at your desk – or even access on the move via your mobile device.
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Chris Jones
Chris joined LexisNexis in 2003 and has been instrumental in developing the CPD and exam training businesses. As Director of Tax & Accountancy he was responsible for designing and creating TolleyGuidance.
Chris is an acclaimed and prolific lecturer and writer on taxation issues and has gained a reputation as being among the best in his field. He continues to practice and advises clients on tax planning and compliance.
Chris is a member of the Councils of The Chartered Institute of Taxation and the Association of Taxation Technicians.
Dean Wootten
Dean is Managing Director of Online Tutors Limited and Online Tutors Publications Limited. These companies developed Tolley's Tax Tutor and the material for all their ATT, CTA and AIIT training.
Dean started his career as a Chartered Accountant, he has extensive practical experience, which he is able to introduce when lecturing to students and professionals alike. He has been involved in tax training since 1994 and specialises in lecturing CTA students for the General Practice, Corporate Specialist and VAT routes at Tolley Tax Training in London. Dean is also the principal tutor for AIIT training at Tolley Tax Training.
Mike is the editor of Taxation magazine which is published by LexisNexis. He has worked in the tax departments of regional, national and international accountancy firms. Prior to his appointment as Taxation editor in 2004, he was a freelance writer and lecturer on tax. Mike became a Fellow of The Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1996 with a prize-winning thesis on the law of residence for tax purposes.
Mike’s published works include the Small Business Adviser’s Toolkit – Taxation, The Income Tax Factbook, TaxPartner Digest and Teach Yourself Basic Accounting. Mike has appeared on the video-based training programme for accountants The Accountancy Channel since 1994 and comments on tax matters for TV and radio, including regular appearances on Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show.
Rebecca is a lecturer, writer and consultant on a variety of taxes. She lectures throughout the UK for a range of commercial providers and professional bodies, and has presented a session to Treasury & HMRC policy teams on the impact of current tax developments on smaller businesses.
Rebecca is well known on the lecture circuit for her down to earth approach to tax, and ability to make the subject matter both clear and interesting, and was named Best Tax Lecturer at the Taxation awards in 2007. She also has an interest in all issues affecting smaller practices and their clients, and is a member of the ICAEW Tax Faculty committee. She writes regularly on tax for a range of publications and is Tax Editor of AccountingWEB.co.uk and General editor of Tolley’s Taxwise books.
Robert Jamieson
Robert joined Cooper Brothers & Co and qualified as a chartered accountant in 1972. He moved to Financial Training where he ran their specialist tax course and tax consultancy divisions. He passed the ATII examination in 1979 and received his FTII (now CTA (Fellow)) in 1984 for a thesis on family companies.
After 20 years with Financial Training, Robert returned to full-time practice and became a partner in Adam Broke & Co. This firm merged with Mercer & Hole in 2001 where he continues to be a partner. Outside his work, Robert joined the Council of The Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1993 and became their President in May 1999. In addition, he has been on the Editorial Board of the weekly magazine ‘Taxation’ since 1990 and, in 2007, he joined the Editorial Board of ‘Simon’s’. He has written and contributed to a number of other pieces and became a member of STEP last year.
