Indirect Tax Research Analyst - EMEA, Thomson Reuters (Italian, Hungarian or Polish language desirable)

The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters is the leading provider of technology and information solutions, as well as integrated tax compliance software and services to accounting, tax and corporate finance professionals in accounting firms, corporations, law firms and government. Headquartered in New York, Tax & Accounting has major operations in Ann Arbor, Dallas, Hyderabad, London, Sydney, and Toronto.

The market leading ONESOURCE suite of products helps multinational corporations comply with ever-changing tax compliance and accounting requirements in a range of countries. ONESOURCE is used by more than 400 large multi-national corporations

Thomson Reuters has a reputation for promoting a strong work-life balance for its employees.

Thomson Reuters is at the forefront of the development of niche tax technology which is becoming increasingly necessary for organizations due to new regulations. They are the market-leading tax software provider. Therefore, the indirect tax research analyst will be joining this department at a stage of massive growth; offering opportunities for them to forge a successful career within this ripe and niche market.

The Role
The Indirect tax research analyst for EMEA will research and analyse tax legislation in the assigned countries and propose changes to the ONESOURCE suite of products in line with changes to the legislation. They will work closely with the software development team in explaining and driving these changes, and their role will have an impact on the commercial success of the product suite.

The Opportunity and Benefits
The role offers the indirect tax research analyst exposure to multiple jurisdictions, and hands-on experience with the tax technology, which is best on the market. With the increasing need for this software, the department grows, and the company can offer opportunities for career progression for the indirect tax analyst.

Thomson Reuters believes in rewarding talent and hard work and as such, offers an impressive benefits package including private medical care, a dental plan, eye care, employer contribution to pension, share scheme, life assurance, long-term sickness benefit, long service awards, trading annual leave, employee assistance scheme, season ticket loan and more.

The indirect tax analyst for EMEA will have:
• 2-3 years’ experience with indirect tax/VAT, ideally from a consulting background, a tax service provider or an in-house tax team
• A strong understanding of EU VAT principles and knowledge of indirect tax legislation in one or more countries in the EMEA region

It is highly desirable, but not essential if the indirect tax analyst for EMEA has:
• A degree in accounting, finance or related field
• A professional accounting or tax qualification
• Fluency in a European language such as Italian, Hungarian or Polish

Please send your CV through for immediate consideration.