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International Corporate Tax Analyst – Hybrid (Dublin)
Principle · Dublin
Job description
About the role
We are looking for an International Corporate Tax Analyst to join our high‑performing tax team in West Dublin. This 6‑month fixed‑term position offers hybrid working (three days onsite) and provides strong exposure to multi‑jurisdictional tax compliance across EMEA.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare corporate tax compliance filings and quarterly reporting for international entities.
- Manage multi‑jurisdictional tax filings across EMEA and other regions.
- Coordinate with Big 4 advisors on complex tax matters.
- Collaborate with Finance and Legal teams on cross‑functional projects.
- Take ownership of tax processes within a complex multinational environment.
Required profile
- 3–6 years of experience in corporate or international tax.
- Exposure to Irish corporate tax regulations.
- Background in a Big 4, Top 10 firm, or multinational in‑house tax department.
- Strong Excel and data‑handling capabilities.
- Ability to work independently in a fast‑paced setting.
Required skills
- Excel
What we offer
- €85,000 annual salary (no additional benefits).
- Hybrid working model with three days onsite.
- Six‑month initial contract with strong extension potential.
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