International Tax Manager

Kingpin International is excited to present a remarkable career opportunity for an International Tax Manager. This role offers a unique chance to immerse yourself in a dynamic and constantly changing international tax environment, where you will be at the forefront of the largest transactions, mergers, and acquisitions. Our esteemed multinational client's offices in Ireland serve as the perfect setting for this exciting venture and you can choose to work from Dublin, Cork, or Galway. If you're seeking a role that will keep you engaged and challenged, where you'll be part of groundbreaking tax strategies in a global landscape, this is your opportunity to shine. 

What we can offer you 

• Extremely attractive base salary of €70,000 - €80,000 per annum

• Flexible working hours 

• Remote working opportunities from anywhere in Ireland 

• International travel opportunities 

• Performance-based bonus 

• Generous benefits package 

• Support with your career progression 

Your key responsibilities 

The responsibilities of the International Tax Manager include the provision of international tax guidance to some of the globe's largest multinational corporations and other internal departments. You will be involved in intricate cross-border transactions and high-profile mergers and acquisitions, ensuring clients receive expert assistance in crafting international tax strategies while staying current with global tax developments. Your duties extend to managing a portfolio of International Tax Advisory clients, encompassing PLCs, US-based multinational corporations, and private groups.  

This role also entails overseeing project management for both Irish and cross-border initiatives, conducting research and resolving technical queries from clients, as well as maintaining communication with tax authorities at home and abroad. 

Requirements 

The ideal candidate for this role should be a qualified accountant, which includes being a Chartered Accountant or holding an equivalent certification. Additionally, being a member of the Irish Taxation Institute is highly desirable.  

The role requires a solid foundation in Irish tax with a keen interest in international tax projects and the ongoing developments in this field. The candidate should have a minimum of four and a half years of relevant experience, gained in a professional tax environment, whether in a practice or an industry setting, with some experience at the manager grade or equivalent level. 

If you think you’ve got what it takes to take on this exciting new role, please register your CV with us.