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International Tax Manager - Technology

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Pure Search are exclusively partnered with a high-profile tech giant looking to hire an International Tax Manager to support the business during a period of growth, focused on international tax advisory.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to provide strategic tax guidance throughout the development and implementation of new commercial initiatives, while supporting day-to-day tax-related matters.
- Deliver technical corporate tax expertise across key projects, evaluating implications, identifying risks, and recommending practical solutions aligned with business objectives.
- Translate complex tax legislation and technical issues into clear, accessible advice that enables informed decision-making by colleagues without a tax background.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders to promote adherence to the organisation's European operating model and ensure tax considerations are embedded in business activities.
- Monitor legislative and regulatory developments, assessing their potential impact on the business and advising on appropriate responses to emerging tax requirements.
- Coordinate with external advisers and tax authorities where required, supporting ongoing compliance, technical discussions, and the resolution of tax-related matters.
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- ACA/ACCA/CTA qualified or equivalent
- Strong international tax advisory expertise within a practice firm or having worked in-house
- Ability to work in London 3/4 days per week
- No visa sponsorship available
This is a full-time role based in Central London 3/4 days per week, paying up to £100,000 + bonus.
For more information, please contact Josh Burns at Pure Search.
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