This is the Scotland tax jobs section of etaxjobs. The Scottish tax recruitment market is quite varied, in that it encompasses the normal tax jobs with accountancy firms throughout Scotland, but also the in-house financial services tax jobs based in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Added to this is the tax bubble that is Aberdeen, which is more akin to the London tax market than any other Scottish city.
There are typically about 100 Scotland tax jobs advertised on etaxjobs at any one time. This is too long a list to wade through, so we recommend you narrow your search by using the yellow browse menu.
For example, you can focus on your specialism eg corporate tax jobs in Aberdeen or your level of seniority eg In House Tax Manager jobs in Glasgow. Equally, you can also drill down to specific area within the Scottish tax market, like Edinburgh tax jobs or Aberdeen tax jobs.
Click on the Details/Apply button next to each job to see the full posting, or check the boxes next to the jobs that interest you and click View Selected to see several jobs together. You may also add one or more jobs to your Wish List by clicking on the check boxes next to them and then clicking Add to Wish List.
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The major hubs for tax jobs in Scotland are obviously Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh. However, the Inverness tax market is also quite active.
If you are an equity tax partner interested in tax partner jobs in Scotland, you may feel more comfortable having an initial telephone conversation, rather than applying online. If so, the CEO of etaxjobs, Chris Bale, would be happy to introduce you to a suitable tax headhunter in Scotland.
55 Jobs found, viewing matches 1 - 10.
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