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International Tax Director

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Corporate International Tax Director - London
Our client, a leading UK mid-tier accounting, tax and advisory firm, is looking to appoint a Corporate International Tax Director into their growing team in London.
This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious individual who is aiming to progress to Partner level within the next few years, with a clearly defined pathway in place.
This role is predominantly advisory-led, with a strong focus on managing complex projects, leading client relationships, and driving the development of the firm’s Corporate Tax offering.
This opportunity would suit an ambitious Senior Manager ready to step up to Director level, or an established Director looking to take ownership of, lead and grow a team.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and deliver complex corporate tax advisory projects across a broad client base, including OMBs, large corporates, and international groups
- Act as a trusted adviser to senior stakeholders, building long-term client relationships and providing commercially focused tax solutions
- Take ownership of significant tax projects, managing scope, risk, budgets, and delivery
- Drive business development through networking, client engagement, and identifying new advisory opportunities
- Play a key role in shaping the strategy and growth of the Corporate Tax service line
- Lead, mentor, and develop high-performing teams, fostering a strong advisory-led culture
- Work closely with Partners and other service lines to deliver integrated client solutions
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What We Are Looking For:
- Must currently be working within a professional services firm in the UK
- Strong Corporate Tax and International Tax experience, with a broad understanding of complex UK and cross-border tax matters
- Strong advisory experience, with the confidence to lead complex projects and manage senior client relationships
- Commercially minded, with a proven interest in business development and growing client relationships
- CTA, ACA or ACCA qualified (or equivalent)
- Must be an ambitious, people-focused leader with a clear desire to progress towards Partner


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