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Transfer Pricing Manager

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Transfer Pricing Manager - London
Hybrid Working: 2 days in office
Our client is an established UK professional services firm providing audit, tax, and advisory services to a diverse client base, offering an exciting opportunity to join their established and growing Transfer Pricing team in London.
You will bring strong Transfer Pricing experience, with exposure to advising a varied client base across different industries and sectors.
The role will suit someone looking to take the next step at Manager level, with the opportunity to take ownership of client work, contribute to the development of the team, and play a part in the continued growth of the Transfer Pricing offering.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and deliver Transfer Pricing projects, including technical input, resourcing, budgets, and project delivery.
- Deliver practical Transfer Pricing advice, including TP design, documentation, and implementation of Transfer Pricing methods.
- Support projects involving intellectual property transactions, DEMPE analysis, business restructuring, and operational Transfer Pricing.
- Project manage Transfer Pricing assignments, including multi-territory projects, while maintaining strong communication with clients and internal stakeholders.
- Support the continued growth of the Transfer Pricing offering through proposals, pipeline development, and new workstreams.
- Build strong relationships across wider client service teams and work with specialists across the international network.
- Support the training, coaching, and development of junior team members.
- Manage the financial performance of your portfolio, including budgets and project costs.
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- Strong Transfer Pricing advisory experience as well as compliance experience.
- Educated to degree level or equivalent, hold either ACA/CTA/ADIT/law qualification or international equivalents.
- Currently be working in a professional services firm in the UK.
- Hold the right to work in the UK without requiring visa sponsorship.
If you meet the above requirements and have strong Transfer Pricing advisory and compliance experience gained within a UK professional services firm, with exposure across a broad range of sectors and industries, we would be keen to hear from you.
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