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Business Analyst (Tax & e-Invoicing)
Cardiff or Amsterdam (Hybrid, 1 day per week onsite)
6-month contract (potential to extend)
I’m currently working with a client in the financial services sector who are looking for a Business Analyst with experience in Tax, Finance transformation, and e-Invoicing to support a major regulatory change programme across the UK and EU.
You’ll be responsible for helping deliver country-specific e-Invoicing solutions, working between Finance, IT, and external technology partners to understand requirements, improve processes, and ensure compliance with evolving tax regulations.
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Key experience required:
- Strong Business Analyst background within Finance, Tax, ERP, or e-Invoicing projects
- Experience supporting multi-country/global implementations (UK/EU preferred)
- Understanding of invoice processes, data flows, integrations, and regulatory requirements
- Skilled in requirements gathering, stakeholder management, workshops, and process documentation
- Comfortable working with both business teams and technical stakeholders


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Be based in Cardiff or in Amsterdam, you will be required to travel once a week to your nearest base.
A great opportunity for a Business Analyst looking to work on a high-impact e-Invoicing transformation project with a global scope. If you are a Business Analyst with experience across e-Invoicing, Tax, Finance systems, or regulatory change, do apply for more details.
Applications from Cardiff or Amsterdam welcome.
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