Head of Indirect Tax interim VAT job in London requires a Senior Manager or Indirect Tax Director to manage the indirect tax for this business.
This is an immediate requirement to start in August and is for a 12 months period, covering a maternity leave, and reporting to the Head of Tax. The interim Head of Indirect Tax will manage 1 VAT Manager who reviews the VAT returns, which are prepared by the finance team, and so the focus of this role is to support the business in providing VAT advice and supporting on projects and system initiatives. Key responsibilities will include:
* Providing proactive and practical advice on indirect tax queries.
* Collaborate with senior stakeholders on strategic VAT advisory services.
* Provide indirect tax input on cross-border projects and on system implementations (for example an ERP upgrade).
* Contribute to the digitalisation of the tax function.
* Support on VAT audits across EU jurisdictions.
To be considered for this role it is essential to have a strong understanding of UK and EU VAT legislation and on emerging indirect tax developments in areas such as e-invoicing and digital reporting requirements. You will be available to start this role in August and commit to the 12 months duration.
Hybrid working is on offer with 3 days per week in their Zone 1 London office, and the remainder of the time from home.
Working for a highly international business who have operations across many industries, will render this an exciting opportunity by being able to apply indirect tax advice and experience in different settings and scenarios.
To find out more please contact Amy Thomas at Brewer Morris E: amythomas@brewermorris.com T: 0207 332 9628.
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