Multiple Big 4 Tax Opportunities NI
Belfast
Multiple Big 4 Tax Opportunities NI
Belfast
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Start your job searchThe tax professionals will join one of Northern Ireland largest tax teams. This is a great opportunity for a tax professional to develop their tax technical skills, expand their experience and work from a large and dynamic team.
You will be responsible for managing a large portfolio of international and domestic tax clients. They will gain broad tax experience in a supportive and dynamic environment and be involved in the development of the wider tax team.
This firm offers a competitive benefits package along with flexible working arrangements, generous leave entitlements, pension contributions, healthcare, gym membership and career development support etc.
Responsibilities include:
- Preparing and reviewing tax technical memorandum and reports
- Working with international teams to provide world class service to clients
- Responsible for ensuring clients' corporate tax requirements met, including reviewing corporate tax compliance and reporting
- Developing the team and assisting with the growth of the wider business, including maintenance of existing client relationships
- Supervising and mentoring large team/juniors
The Person:
- ACA/ACCA/AITI Qualified
- Substantial Tax Exposure
- Could have experience exclusively working in a Tax Department or alternatively in a hybrid role in a small/medium practice.
Interested In this position?
For a confidential discussion contact
Kevin O'Mara , Recruitment Consultant, Markssattin at 01 431 1349 or alternatively kevin.omara@markssattin.com
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