Tax Jobs in Practice

Listed below are the worldwide tax jobs in practice that are listed on etaxjobs. If you are not sure what this means (and the terminology is different across jurisdictions), public practice tax jobs are opportunities with accountancy firms and private practice tax jobs are roles with law firms. So these are both fee-earning tax jobs that are client facing. Most tax jobs in practice are with partnerships, so the firms in question are owned by the equity partners.

To narrow down your search please pick your tax specialism (eg indirect tax) and the region, location or city that you are interested in.

If you are not interested in public practice tax jobs but want to work in-house then you should click here instead.

Click on the Details/Apply button next to each job to see the full posting, or check the boxes next to the jobs that interest you and click View Selected to see several jobs together. You may also add one or more jobs to your Wish List by clicking on the check boxes next to them and then clicking Add to Wish List.

If you are interested in a tax job in public practice with an accountancy firm or a tax job in private practice with a law firm, we would encourage you to add your email address to the form above. etaxjobs will then send you regular updates on new opportunities that arise in your local area.

The ICAEW defines public practice as follows:

A member is engaged in public practice if he is a *principal in:

a **public practitioner; or
the parent entity of a public practitioner; or
an entity which is a principal of a public practitioner.

* Principal

A principal is:

an individual in sole practice, a salaried or equity partner, a member of a limited liability partnership, a director or a trustee regardless of the role of the principal; or
any individual who is held out as being a principal

** Public practitioner

A public practitioner is an entity which provides accountancy services to clients in anticipation of reward where:

a substantial part of the activities of that entity (more than 10%) is the provision of such services; and
if the entity is part of a group, a substantial part of the activities of the group is the provision of such services.