● One of our Big 4 clients is expanding their Indirect Tax Energy & Resources team, and there's a great slot available for an Indirect Tax Senior Manager with a strong technical background to drive and develop client work, train and mentor more junior team members, and work across the full suite of varied work that you encounter in this fascinating field.
● You’ll find yourself working on developing strong relationships with a range of different types of organisations e.g. oil & gas, renewables, commodity trading, power & utilities, metals & mining – a really varied portfolio.
● The team works collaboratively with many of their other teams such as transformation, financial services, customs & global trade and global compliance so in this environment you'll never feel over specialised.
● UK/European Indirect Tax technical background essential as is the ability to translate this into providing practical advice and services for their clients.
● This role can be based out of London or indeed another of their UK offices.
Market rate for this kind of position is typically £75,000 to £110,000, depending on experience. Please note that specific salary bandings for roles with individual clients may vary from these guidelines.
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