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SalaryA brand-new opening has arisen for an experienced Associate Tax Director to join the International Tax team of this Top 10 firm where you will focus on listed international groups spanning a multitude of industries. This highly regarded growing tax team have gone from strength to strength over the past 5 years and are now seeking a commercially minded individual to establish themselves on a Director path with a varied and intellectually complex portfolio of clients.
Joining this national team at Associate Director grade you will work on exciting new client project wins as well as long-standing clients to this firm.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Managing the successful delivery of tax projects ensuring technical accuracy and commercial approach.
- Proactively take part in winning new client work.
- Working as part of a National International tax team across the UK.
- Providing technical advice to clients on a range of tax issues.
- Support the rest of the London Tax team in their progression and technical development.
The key attributes for this role are:
- A thorough understanding of international and/or corporate tax issues
- Strong relationship building skills, and proven experience of managing varied portfolios
- ACA/ACCA/CTA/CA qualification are desired although those with a non-UK accountancy qualification equivalent would be considered as well as those coming from an industry background.
Interested to hear more? Please email your cv to Jennifer.nelson@pro-tax.co.uk
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