I am currently recruiting for a global, listed fintech company that is growing rapidly, their aim is to revolutionise the way financial services are delivered by using cutting-edge technology. They are searching for an additional corporate tax associate to help them navigate the complex world of taxation and ensure their financial operations are optimised and compliant.
Responsibilities:
• Shaping their tax strategy, ensuring the company meet their regulatory obligations and
minimise tax liabilities.
• Assisting in managing relationships with external tax advisors and authorities
• Prepare and review tax filings, ensuring accuracy and compliance
• Research and interpret tax laws and regulations
Requirements:
• ACA/CTA or equivalent
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving and communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively and adapt to a fast-paced, innovative environment
Benefits:
• Competitive salary (Up to £60,000)
• Ongoing opportunities for career growth and professional develop
• Work with a talented and diverse team of professionals in a collaborative, dynamic
atmosphere
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