PwC UK is seeking a Senior Associate for their Deals Tax, Infrastructure team in London. The role involves providing critical tax advisory services for complex business transactions, working closely with clients across various energy and infrastructure sectors. Ideal candidates will have strong analytical skills, excellent communication abilities, and experience in tax due diligence and structuring.
Primary responsibilities include performing Tax Due Diligence reviews for clients looking to sell or acquire businesses, examining existing and potential tax issues, tax compliance, and tax risks. Senior Associates will articulate the impact of these risks and advise clients on navigating them through the deal process. They will also provide tax structuring advice to help clients operate their business in the most tax-efficient manner, including devising tax-efficient acquisition and disposal strategies, and analyzing implications of withholding tax, corporation tax, and payroll taxes.
Required experience includes demonstrated ability to build internal and external relationships, plan and deliver work against tight deadlines, and communicate effectively through negotiation and influence. Candidates should have experience handling multiple complex projects simultaneously and possess familiarity with tax due diligence reviews, vendor assistance, tax structuring advice, tax modeling, funds flow, management tax planning, sale and purchase review services, post-deal implementation services, PFI deal structuring and modeling advice, and transaction tax advice.
PwC offers a competitive package with benefits designed to support employees professionally and personally. This includes empowered flexibility with a working week split between office, home, and client sites, private medical cover, 24/7 access to a virtual GP, six volunteering days per year, and opportunities for career growth within a collaborative and innovative Tax team that serves clients globally across various sectors like energy, infrastructure, regulated utilities, transport, renewable energy, and technology infrastructure.
