Does the location where you work in matter in the Tax sector? Or the same legislation apply no matter if you work

Eleanor G.

Assistant Tax Advisor

The legislation is the same throughout the UK, however changes when you go abroad, e.g. France or Germany. In later years, there is the opportunity to be seconded to another country and provided UK advise from a UK tax desk, or equally move abroad and learn an overseas tax. These opportunities are given, irrelevant of which office you start in. There is also the potential to move between Regional offices and London offices, where that to suits your circumstances.

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Valerie H.

Really good to know. Thank you very much Eleanor

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Eleanor G.

Assistant Tax Advisor

No worries!

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