Vat Consultant Distinguished Local Firm, Surrey, Surrey

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Vat Consultant Distinguished Local Firm, Surrey

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eTJ-2241

Added:

28 Nov 2008

Region:

United Kingdom

Area:

South East

Location:

Surrey

Discipline:

Indirect Tax (GST, VAT)

Type:

permanent

Salary:

£28, 00 - £35, 000 plus a great working environment

Description:

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This leading VAT firm encourages a work / life balance in a proactive, entrepreneurial and fun working environment. Employees are rewarded on merit and not time served. Working for this firm will present you with the opportunity to get involved in high profile cases and deal with a diverse client range.

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Recruiter:

Creative Tax Recruitment

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