Reporting to the European Tax Manager who is also based in the UK, the International Tax Analyst serves as functional tax support for Europe. This means supporting the Europe Tax Manager in providing the necessary tax compliance and provision support (US GAAP reporting) and tax planning support for the region. This position will have a significant focus in the company’s Europe operations and tax compliance. It will assist with the overall tax lifecycle (planning, provision, compliance, and controversy).
The job functions of this position will encompass approximately 40% tax accounting, 30% tax compliance, and 30% tax research/planning, providing tax support to commercial and operations teams, special projects, and tax controversy.
To be successful in this role you will need at least 3 years of corporate tax experience, ideally with some international tax exposure. Tax accounting skills are also highly beneficial.
The role can be based remotely from anywhere in the UK. Most of the team are in London and Aberdeen.
Please get in touch to receive more information.
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North West Tax Jobs
In-house tax team of large international group seeks a qualified corporate tax manager.
Based in Blackburn this role is office based in a busy finance team.
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