Our client is a large multinational insurance company with operations in 50+ countries & territories. The Senior Indirect Tax Manager is looking to bring on a new Indirect Tax Manager in Glasgow to support with European indirect tax advisory & tax digitization duties. Day-to-day work will involve providing UK & cross-border VAT advice; oversight of VAT processes; ownership of tax technology projects; high-level tax compliance/reporting reviews.
Applicants will be located in or near Glasgow. 4+ years’ tax experience is ideal, with a substantial focus on UK or European Indirect Tax advisory. A mix of advisory and compliance is ideal due close work with the compliance team. Must have strong Excel knowledge, as well as an interest in tax technology. Experience of either Cross-border tax/Partial Exemptions/IPT/Insurance OR Financial Services is preferred but not mandatory and can be taught on the job.
People who can ‘roll up their sleeves’, adapt and work independently will thrive in this environment. The role has a great scope for professional development for those who want it; it’s expected that the position to evolve with the individual.
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