Job Description

You’ll play an important part in the corporate decision-making process—it’ll be on you to examine plans, identify how indirect taxation affects them and make sure that your concerns are considered and resolved wherever the business moves forward.

You’ll keep a watchful eye on the taxation landscape, staying right up-to-date with the latest legislation changes and industry developments. Working closely with our Tax Analysts and in consultation with third party tax advisors, you’ll make sure that any issues that may arise from such changes are dealt with in the most advantageous possible way for the business

You’ll make a big contribution to the culture of continuous improvement within the Finance department. Reviewing the SAO compliance process for VAT. Looking for ways to make cash flow reporting processes more insightful and accurate. That’s how you’ll make us a more efficient business. Indirect Tax might be your focus but you’ll have a direct effect on the fortunes of our business.

You’ll need to be a qualified accountant—ideally tax qualified, too—with good knowledge of tax regulations and some industry experience. But just as important is your attitude. We’re positive and proactive in our approach here, and you’ll bring that to everything you do, from communication with colleagues to industry research and problem-solving. That’s how managers like you drive our culture of continuous improvement.

You’ll be shouldering some serious responsibility. You’ll collaborate with colleagues in finance but, for the most part, you’ll be working autonomously. That means being self-motivated and prioritizing your own workload so that your time is always spent doing what matters most. That organizational ability is a stand-out quality of yours—and it’s one of the reasons why you’re able to wield real influence within the corporate structure. The results that come from that influence will see your career go from strength to strength.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities