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Tax

We help our clients stay ahead of changes that impact their businesses, navigating complexity and risk. We deliver deep tax technical, people and legal expertise, while providing the critical context to make informed and compliant decisions. With clients ranging from multinational organisations and public sector bodies to entrepreneurs and family businesses, the work we do is diverse.

Hear from Ed Stacey, Tax People Leader about what a career in Tax could mean for you - from development, to our culture, to what we value in our people when building our team.

Our Deals Tax team works closely with our Deals practice to advise on the tax implications of all aspects of transactions including; Mergers & Acquisition, Business Recovery Services and Real Estate. Part of the wider Corporate Tax network, we work collaboratively across specialisms to drive value and help our clients succeed at all stages of the deal lifecycle.The role sits within the Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) Tax team, the largest specialist team in PwCs global Deals Tax network. The team operates on a national basis so that no matter where individuals are located, we bring the best experts to our clients and the broadest range of opportunities to our people. Our client base is truly international and we pride ourselves on the strength of our network.Our team is fueled by open and curious minds who are passionate about their work. As part of the team you’ll experience unparalleled opportunities to develop your career. You'll work on complex and challenging projects and gain experience working with prestigious and diverse clients - from high profile multinational organisations and private equity firms to start-ups and owner-managed businesses.

We are looking for either experienced senior associate, manager or senior manager to join the UK Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) tax team and specialise in stamp taxes. The role can be performed remotely and so you can be based in any of our national offices. You will be called upon to play a key role in delivering quality stamp tax advice (stamp duty, stamp duty land tax, land and buildings transaction tax, land transaction tax, annual tax on enveloped dwellings, stamp duty reserve tax etc) on M&A transactions.

As a stamp tax specialist you would also be part of the UK stamp taxes network, which has over 30 specialists around the UK and advises on transactions in a range of areas, including; real estate, corporate reorganisations, financial services, private clients / private business, FTSE 100 and multinationals.

The services and products provided by the stamp specialists in the M&A Tax team are principally consulting on stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax on shares (with limited tax compliance) and include:

• Performing Tax Due Diligence reviews which involve looking at existing and potential tax issues, tax compliance and tax risks for clients wishing to sell/acquire businesses.

• Provide Tax advice to help clients operate their business in the most tax efficient manner e.g. optimal acquisition or disposal structures from stamp perspective.

• Deal Implementation, to assist with appropriate documentation of deals, in accordance with the proposed Tax advice .

• Tax advice for IPOs and capital raisings, including documentation and implementation.

• Pre and post deal services, including assisting clients with stamp aspects of pre and post-acquisition re-structuring.

You will be expected to work under your own initiative and draw on your own and other PwC expertise to deliver the stamp tax aspects of Deals and help solve problems. Key aspects include liaising effectively with other advisers and managing and developing relationships with clients and members of the team.

The role offers high levels of responsibility, the satisfaction of working on interesting and challenging assignments, and participation in a successful team as well as opportunities to develop new offerings and ways of delivering stamp tax advice for our clients.

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