The International Tax desk at Pro-Tax is lead by Dean Dugas. Dean assists candidates in exploring opportunities both locally and abroad, as well as providing clients with the best global talent on the market.
Dean’s network consists of an array of international tax candidates and clients spanning across the globe. Locations of clients include Australia, the UK, Ireland, Europe, Africa, Caribbean, North & South America as well as the Middle East. His clients include large professional services firms such as the Big Four, Top 10 and Boutique tax advisory firms.
Having relocated from South Africa to the UK Dean understands first-hand what his candidates are going through when they relocate and offers genuine assistance, both professionally and personally, with anyone making an international move.
If you would like to read some interviews between Dean and candidates he has found new opportunities for, please click here.
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