Marks Sattin’s Taxation division specialises in recruiting tax professionals for tax jobs from part qualified to director level across all sectors, for businesses from small boutiques to the FTSE 100. We work across the UK and Ireland with offices in Birmingham, London, Leeds, Manchester, Reading and Dublin. Our tax team has over 20 years collective market experience in recruitment. We’re able to offer genuine subject matter expertise across corporate tax, VAT/indirect tax, employment tax, tax technology and transfer pricing.
Our specialist tax division is embedded within the UK’s largest dedicated accountancy recruiter enabling us to offer the best of both worlds; true market experts who just focus on tax recruitment coupled with the resources and candidate network of a larger UK accounting and finance recruiter. The tax team works in partnership across Marks Sattin offices nationwide. This provides clients with an extensive candidate network across six major financial hubs in the UK and Ireland.
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We pride ourselves on our focus on quality and ensure we meet, screen and vet every candidate. Our underlying belief is in longer term mutually beneficial relationships hence our focus on providing a first class service to clients and candidates that focuses on adding value and providing superior service.
We have an outstanding relationship with the Big Four, mid-tier and independent tax practices. Our retained assignments ensure the confidentiality of roles against our competitors, enabling us to match our clients’ requirements to the most suitable candidate(s) and offering candidates the best opportunities.
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