The primary responsibilities include preparing income tax declarations for expatriates, conducting tax compliance activities such as tax credit recovery and property tax calculations, providing fiscal assistance for financial and insurance products with a focus on foreign asset management, offering tax and social security consulting for companies regarding expatriate personnel, and assisting in interactions with tax authorities during formal or automated inspections.
Required qualifications include a degree in Economics/Law, preferably with a master's in tax law (desirable but not mandatory), excellent written and spoken English proficiency, strong Microsoft Office skills, and potential experience with tax software like Profis/Caf Doc. Candidates should have up to 1.5 years of experience in professional studios or tax assistance centers.
EY offers an exceptional professional environment with over 450,000 training hours, diverse projects across various sectors, a personal counselor to support professional growth, flexible smart working policies, international work opportunities, comprehensive benefits and welfare programs. The company emphasizes continuous learning, career progression, and provides opportunities to work on diverse projects with international clients.
