US & International Tax Analyst - London Hybrid

Deloitte (UK); Alabama; Hybrid; USD 94,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

Deloitte’s US Tax Group in London offers exposure to a broad range of US tax work for multinational clients, with an expatriate-based team and a strong community culture. You’ll develop expertise across US corporate and partnership taxation in an international context.

The role includes collaboration with UK and EU practices, policy on hybrid working in London, and opportunities for professional growth in a diverse, inclusive environment.

Qualifications

• To qualify for the role, it is desirable to have US corporate tax return experience (preferred).
• US partnership tax return experience, specifically fund background (preferred).
• Hold one of the following (preferred): US CPA or equivalent; Degree in Taxation/Accounting or equivalent; Law degree or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Working with an integrated partner/manager/associate team on large corporate and partnership transactions
• Working with an integrated partner/manager/associate team on business restructurings
• Working with integrated partner/manager/associate team on US tax compliance engagements for multinational clients
• Researching and writing client consultations on a range of topics related to US corporate and partnership taxation in an international context
• Assisting on specialised technical competency teams for liaison with UK and EU practices
• Working effectively in diverse teams within an inclusive team culture where people are recognised for their contribution

Skills

US corporate tax return experience

US partnership tax return experience

Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite

Familiarity with a non-US tax system

Education

US CPA or equivalent

Degree in Taxation/Accounting or equivalent

Law degree or equivalent

Job description

Deloitte’s US Tax Group in London offers exposure to a broad range of US tax work for multinational clients, with an expatriate-based team and a strong community culture. You’ll develop expertise across US corporate and partnership taxation in an international context.

The role includes collaboration with UK and EU practices, policy on hybrid working in London, and opportunities for professional growth in a diverse, inclusive environment.