Customs & Trade Advisory Manager

PwC South Africa; Auckland; On-site; Confidential; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary bonus opportunities

Generous referral bonuses

Retail discounts & deals

Global network

Leadership development

AI tools and training

Formal learning pathways

Wellbeing allowance

Life & income protection

Parental leave

Job summary

PwC New Zealand’s Customs & Trade team provides advice on customs, valuation, tariff classification and indirect taxes for NZ and international clients. The Senior Associate/Manager role offers exposure to cross-border projects and collaboration with PwC teams in New Zealand and overseas.

You will advise on trade agreements, market access, and transfer pricing, with opportunities to build specialist expertise in a growing area and contribute to client relationships and business development.

Qualifications

• A relevant tertiary qualification.
• Around 2–4 years’ relevant experience in customs, international trade, tax, law, consulting, industry or government.
• Strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills.
• Commercial judgement and attention to detail.
• Interest in international trade, supply chains and cross-border operations.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients on customs, international trade and import GST matters.
• Support customs reviews, rulings and disclosures.
• Analyse data to identify compliance risks and duty-saving opportunities.
• Advise on customs valuation and transfer pricing with PwC experts.
• Help clients access preferential tariffs and duty relief.
• Collaborate with PwC teams on cross-border projects.

Skills

Customs & trade knowledge

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Client relationships

Education

Tertiary qualification

Job description

PwC New Zealand’s Customs & Trade team provides advice on customs, valuation, tariff classification and indirect taxes for NZ and international clients. The Senior Associate/Manager role offers exposure to cross-border projects and collaboration with PwC teams in New Zealand and overseas.

You will advise on trade agreements, market access, and transfer pricing, with opportunities to build specialist expertise in a growing area and contribute to client relationships and business development.