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What will be interesting to see is how remote-working tax jobs will be paid in the longer term. For example, if you work for a Big 4 tax team in London but you are permanently based from home in Yorkshire, should you be paid a London salary or a Leeds salary ? Arguably the London salary is only higher because of the increased cost of living in the capital. On the other hand, London clients may pay a higher hourly charge-out rate for tax work and therefore the salary supplement could be justified.
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Employment Taxes Manager through to Director - Cambridge
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Employment Taxes Manager through to Director - Cambridge
Our clients Employment Tax team is growing and we are looking for talented individuals. You may
be an experienced newly qualified tax adviser, assistant manager, manager, assistant director or e...
As an employer, talent is undeniably one of our greatest assets and if nurtured in the right way, can make contributions to the firm’s ongoing success which far exceed our expectations.So how can we tailor our performance review process to ensure we are identifying and recognising our ...
Mason Rak asked tax leaders and professionals: “Where do you believe you will be working in a post-COVID world?” 33% of our respondents believed they would work from home, while 11% envisioned a return to the office. An overwhelming 56%, however, saw the value of a hybrid working model. ...
The Impact of the Pandemic: Working PracticesDo working practices need to change? Is there the expectation that they will? How’s it been for people? The results of our recent survey provide some answers. Thanks to everyone who completed the BLT ‘How Are You?’ Survey that we ran in December ...
Tips on Interviewing OnlineThere has been a paradigm shift in the way that interviews take place in the tax market following the pandemic in 2020, where once we met in offices, shook hands on arrival and sat across from each other in a meeting room - now virtually all ...
