Tax Solicitor | International Law Firm
The Firm
- Operates across diverse practice areas and industry sectors.
- Serves both listed and unlisted clients.
- Has expertise in advising technology and life sciences companies, real estate investment and development projects (including REITs), and various private capital-backed organizations.
The Role
- Collaborate closely with partners and existing associates.
- Offer tax advice primarily to clients from various practice areas within the firm.
- Directly advise clients engaging with the group.
- Work alongside colleagues from different areas of the firm, focusing on corporate, real estate, finance, intellectual property, IT, and private client practice areas.
- Flexibility for individuals to pursue specific interests and specializations within the broader business objectives.
- Key areas of responsibility include mergers and acquisitions, private equity deals, corporate and intellectual property/technology structuring, fund management, financing and refinancing transactions, domestic and international tax advisory, and real estate transactions and structuring.
- Encouraged to actively engage in business development efforts and contribute to training programs for the group and the wider firm.
The Candidate
- UK qualified lawyer, or equivalent, 1-5PQE.
- Possess experience in some or all of the key areas mentioned.
- Proactive approach to collaboration with partners and associates.
- Keen interest in business development initiatives.
- Strong communication skills.
- Willingness to contribute to the growth and development of the firm’s tax advisory services.
If interested in hearing more about this role or the Tax market generally, please do get in touch or apply directly.
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