Senior Manager of Indirect Tax (EMEA)

Join our team as a Senior Manager of Indirect Tax (EMEA). In this role, you will develop and implement our indirect tax strategy across EMEA, providing practical and commercially focused advice that supports business growth, compliance, and effective risk management. You will work closely with colleagues across various departments to ensure indirect tax considerations are reflected in business decisions and transformation programs. Additionally, you will lead engagements with tax authorities, manage audits and disputes, and stay updated on evolving indirect tax regulations.

• Develop and implement indirect tax strategies across EMEA, ensuring compliance and effective risk management.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate indirect tax considerations into business decisions and transformation programs.
• Lead engagements with tax authorities, managing audits, inquiries, and disputes, while maintaining a strong control environment.
• Accredited ACA, CTA or equivalent professional qualification
• Strong partner management and business partnering skills
• Ability to operate independently and manage competing priorities in a fast-paced international environment
• Ability to communicate complex technical matters clearly and pragmatically
• Experience managing indirect tax audits and relationships with tax authorities
• Experience providing commercially focused indirect tax advice to business partners
• Strong indirect tax experience gained within a multinational organisation and/or professional services environment
• Multi-jurisdictional VAT experience across EMEA
• Experience supporting e-invoicing initiatives, digital reporting requirements and broader indirect tax regulatory developments would be beneficial
• We'd also welcome experience supporting business transformation, operating model changes or large-scale change programmes
• Are you interested in applying your indirect tax expertise across multiple jurisdictions while helping us support key business decisions in a global organisation?