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Lusona Consultancy is assisting a leading professional services firm to strengthen its Transaction Tax team in Scotland, with Glasgow or Edinburgh as base. The role covers buy-side and sell-side tax due diligence, advisory, and structuring for mid-market deals up to £100m, working with private equity, corporates, and law firms.
You'll lead client discussions, review work, and manage projects in a hybrid and flexible working environment, with exposure to diverse sectors and opportunities for
Glasgow or Edinburgh | Up to £85,000 + Benefits | Hybrid & Flexible Working
If you’re an experienced tax professional who enjoys the technical side of tax but wants to get much closer to deals, businesses and commercial decision-making, this is an opportunity worth considering.
We are working with a leading professional services firm looking to strengthen its growing Transaction Tax team. The role offers exposure to a broad range of transactions, typically within the £10m–£100m mid-market, working with private equity houses, acquisitive corporates, management teams, lawyers and other deal advisers.
This isn’t a narrow due diligence role. You’ll work across the transaction lifecycle, providing buy-side and sell-side tax due diligence, transaction advice and tax structuring, while considering the wider commercial implications of the deal.
One week you could be advising on a private equity acquisition, the next a corporate disposal or working alongside lawyers and other advisers on the structure of a transaction.
The client base is exceptionally varied, giving you exposure to businesses across numerous sectors and, importantly, an opportunity to understand how businesses operate, make money and create value. The wider team works across everything from technology and gaming through to healthcare, travel and retail.
You’ll gain exposure to areas including:
At this level, you’ll be trusted with genuine responsibility. That includes leading client discussions and due diligence meetings, reviewing work, presenting findings, managing projects and helping develop more junior members of the team.
For someone currently working predominantly in corporate tax compliance or a mixed compliance/advisory role, this can be a significant step towards becoming a more rounded and commercially focused tax adviser.
You’ll see businesses at pivotal moments in their development and gain an understanding of valuation, funding, transaction structures, commercial risk and the legal mechanics of deals.
It can also provide an excellent longer-term bridge into an in-house tax or commercially focused role for someone who ultimately decides that partnership in practice isn't their end goal.
Equally, if you want to remain in professional services, you'll be joining a growing team with a strong pipeline and considerable scope to increase your responsibility as the practice develops.
Given the nature of transaction work, flexibility is important. Deals don't always operate to a predictable timetable, and there will be periods where deadlines require additional intensity. In return, the firm offers hybrid and flexible working and recognises the importance of maintaining balance outside those transaction-driven periods.