Join a leading professional services firm as a Technology Manager/Senior Manager in Indirect Tax. Work UK-wide from Manchester, Birmingham, or London. Enhance the team's capabilities in Customs reviews, implementations, and integrating indirect tax-related software solutions. The ideal candidates will have expertise in Customs solutions and a rounded understanding of other indirect tax systems.
Strong technical skills in financial/logistics modules, data extraction, SAP GTS, and knowledge of Customs/Trade applications and tax engines are advantageous. Proven experience in project management, requirements documentation, impact analysis, and test case creation.
This is an opportunity to undertake a unique role and work in the UK's biggest and most dynamic Indirect Tax team, providing cutting edge advice using the latest technology and resources. As such, this role has attracted significant attention in the market and interviews have already started so interested parties should submit their CV to opportunities@capitaltaxrecruitment.com urgently to avoid disappointment.
Senior Tax Manager - In-house 12 month contract
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