Global VAT Advisory Specialist - EMEA Regions

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1 year ago

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About the RoleWe are seeking an experienced VAT Manager to join our Amazon Digital and Devices tax team in London, focusing on supporting our business lines across EMEA regions.This is a key advisory role responsible for delivering strategic planning, real-time coordination, and communication of various tax-related projects. You will work closely with external advisors, government bodies, tax authorities, and auditors to support engagements and negotiations.About the TeamThe Digital and Devices tax team supports Amazon's business lines, including Alexa, Audible, Kindle, Amazon Games, Amazon Music, Prime Video, Amazon Studios, FireTV, Amazon Prime, Amazon Devices, and Twitch. We also partner with Project Kuiper to launch low-earth satellite broadband services globally.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and implement VAT strategies for our EMEA business operationsAnalyze and review statutes, regulations, and case law to provide sound recommendationsLiaise with business teams to understand their vision and model, developing clear tax solutionsWork with the global tax department to formulate and drive wider VAT/indirect tax strategyRequirementsMinimum 5 years of relevant tax experience (Big 4 Accounting Firm, Law Firm, or in-house tax experience)Fluent English language proficiencyRecognized professional tax qualification, chartered accountant, or relevant law degreeInternational VAT experience in both practice and industry (domestic and cross-border supplies of B2C and B2B goods and services)What We OfferA competitive salary of £80,000 - £120,000 per annum , depending on experience, plus benefits and opportunities for growth and development.

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