Pwc UK
Deals - Tax | Infrastructure | Manager

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About the role Our Deals Tax team partners closely with our wider Deals practice to advise on the tax implications of complex projects, including mergers, acquisitions, and business restructurings. As part of the Corporate Tax network, we are committed to collaboration across specialities, driving innovation and delivering success for clients worldwide. Within this practice, the Infrastructure sub‑team provides transaction services to a diverse client base, including leading infrastructure funds, institutional investors, corporates, and private clients. We support investments across infrastructure and the rapidly evolving new energy markets, offering tailored tax insights that help clients navigate opportunities and challenges. Our work is strengthened by access to a broad range of specialists, covering areas such as stamp duty, VAT, capital allowances, the construction industry scheme, tax compliance, and finance and treasury. This breadth of expertise ensures we can provide comprehensive advice across every stage of a transaction. What your days will look like Join the specialist Infrastructure sub‑team within Deals Tax, working in a supportive, dynamic, and growing environment. Gain exposure to high‑profile domestic and international transactions across sectors such as utilities, transport, renewable energy, technology infrastructure, and more. Collaborate with clients to demonstrate tax as a key value driver in transactions and advise on strategic structuring to meet commercial objectives. Work closely with key stakeholders including investment banks, legal advisors, and PwC teams locally and overseas to deliver best‑in‑class solutions. Conduct Tax Due Diligence reviews, identifying compliance issues, risks, and advising clients on mitigation strategies during deal processes. Provide Tax Structuring advice, designing efficient acquisition/disposal steps and addressing implications of withholding tax, corporation tax, and payroll taxes. Perform Tax Modelling, reviewing assumptions in financial models to support informed decision‑making and business strategy. Contribute to business development initiatives, including preparing client proposals, delivering market updates, and supporting technical workshops and training. The role is for you if Build strong internal and external relationships, developing trusted networks that support successful outcomes Proven ability to plan, prioritize, and deliver high‑quality work to deadlines Skilled communicator, experienced in negotiating and influencing stakeholders to achieve consensus Collaborative team player, contributing to collective success while supporting colleagues’ growth Successfully managed multiple complex projects simultaneously, balancing competing priorities with efficiency Hands‑on experience with Tax Due Diligence Reviews, Vendor Assistance, Tax Structuring, and Tax Modelling Delivered insights on funds flow, management tax planning, Sale & Purchase agreement reviews, and post‑deal implementation services Provided specialist advice on PFI deal structuring, modelling, and transaction tax matters across diverse deals What you’ll receive from us: No matter where you may be in your career or personal life, our benefits are designed to add value and support, recognising and rewarding you fairly for your contributions. We offer a range of benefits including empowered flexibility and a working week split between office, home and client site; private medical cover and 24/7 access to a qualified virtual GP; six volunteering days a year and much more
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