Global Indirect Tax, Customs, & Tax Technology Recruiter 🌍 Sharing Insights To Help The Tax Community Make More Informed Career & Hiring Decisions💡
Why do so many in-house tax professionals change jobs every 3-4 yrs? I can't speak for every move but, by and large, there's one core reason... Progression. ...Or lack of it! Tax professionals have long felt that the grass is greener when working in-house but, lets be honest, one its major flaws is that career progression is harder to achieve & far less transparent than what you get in practice. Typically you're waiting for the person above to leave, retire, or get promoted. In professional services, you've got visibility all the way to the top. Yes, there might be some bureaucracy & politics creep in along the way but, in general, if you do XYZ, you can make that promotion. And this is why I have such a fantastic opportunity for the Scottish market! Lo & behold, I actually have a pure advisory in-house indirect tax role with a mature global tax function where #careerprogression is ingrained into the culture of the company. And the proof is in the pudding: the Head of Indirect Tax was once a junior in the team, the current Senior Manager was once an Analyst, other Managers were once Analysts. So, if you're based in Scotland (or open to relocating to Edinburgh - visa required) & like the sound of a pure advisory & global role where you can actually progress, we should be speaking! This role can be tailored accordingly to those who are currently at the following grades: ✅ Associate / Assistant Manager ✅Manager ✅Early Senior Manager Drop me a message for more information!
Sharing with my #indirecttax network in Scotland - great in-house opportunity in Edinburgh with clear progression.
Sales and Use Tax Specialist
6moAlex - I would love to work in Scotland, how can one do that as an expat?