This is the Luxembourg tax jobs section of etaxjobs global. We usually have around 100 Luxembourg tax jobs advertised at any one time, many requiring specific language skills such as German or French.
The Luxembourg tax market is quite unique in terms of the number of different nationalities working within the tax departments of the larger accounting firms. This diverse workforce reflects the large number of international companies that choose to structure their cross-border transactions via a Luxembourg holding company.
If you are searching for Luxembourg tax jobs please filter using the yellow browsing option on the left hand side. For example you can search on International Tax Jobs in Luxembourg or In House Tax Jobs that are focussed on Transfer Pricing.
Click on the Details/Apply button next to each job to see the full posting, or check the boxes next to the jobs that interest you and click View Selected to see several jobs together. You may also add one or more jobs to your Wish List by clicking on the check boxes next to them and then clicking Add to Wish List.
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Luxembourg is bordered by Belgium to the west and north, Germany to the east and France to the south. Luxembourg City is one of the three official capitals of the EU and the seat of the European Court of Justice.
Around 150,000 people commute to work in Luxembourg from the greater Luxembourg area. This area is referred to as "La Grande Région" and consists of Lorraine (France), Rheinlad-Pfalz & Saarland (Germany) and Luxembourg province (Belgium). Tax professionals who commute are called "frontaliers" and many applying for Luxembourg tax jobs expect to commute, due to high housing costs within the capital.
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As an employer, talent is undeniably one of our greatest assets and if nurtured in the right way, can make contributions to the firm’s ongoing success which far exceed our expectations.So how can we tailor our performance review process to ensure we are identifying and recognising our ...
Mason Rak asked tax leaders and professionals: “Where do you believe you will be working in a post-COVID world?” 33% of our respondents believed they would work from home, while 11% envisioned a return to the office. An overwhelming 56%, however, saw the value of a hybrid working model. ...
The Impact of the Pandemic: Working PracticesDo working practices need to change? Is there the expectation that they will? How’s it been for people? The results of our recent survey provide some answers. Thanks to everyone who completed the BLT ‘How Are You?’ Survey that we ran in December ...
Tips on Interviewing OnlineThere has been a paradigm shift in the way that interviews take place in the tax market following the pandemic in 2020, where once we met in offices, shook hands on arrival and sat across from each other in a meeting room - now virtually all ...
