Europe, Middle East & Africa tax jobs, more commonly referred to as EMEA tax jobs, are listed on this section of etaxjobs global. The rational for grouping tax jobs into this region is two-fold:
1) Large multinationals tend to organise their finance and tax teams into an EMEA grouping and the EMEA HQ is usually based in the UK, Luxembourg, Ireland, Netherlands, Switzerland or Belgium.
2) Over the past 10 years there has been significant movement of tax professionals between jurisdictions within the EMEA region. Typically this has been movement between Brussels, Zurich, Geneva, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, London and Dublin. More recently there has been significant movement from Western European tax practices to the growing Middle East tax departments.
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We have excluded two jurisdictions from the EMEA tax jobs page. These are UK tax jobs and Swiss tax jobs which have their own unique country sites.
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