Senior Tax Manager

Are you a seasoned tax professional ready to embark on an extraordinary opportunity in the Middle East? Our esteemed client, a leading firm in Saudi Arabia, is offering a rare opportunity for a Senior Tax Manager/Director to join their vibrant team, with openings across Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, and Bahrain. If you're eager to elevate your career amidst a region renowned for its economic vitality and cultural richness, this role promises unparalleled growth prospects and professional impact. Join us in shaping the future of taxation in the heart of the Middle East. What we can offer you • Competitive starting salary ranging from 408,000 to 720,000 AED per annum • Flexible working arrangements to suit your lifestyle • Exceptional work-life balance to thrive both personally and professionally • Tailored leadership development program to hone your skills and advance your career • Abundant opportunities for career progression within a supportive environment • Tax-free salary, maximising your earning potential Your key responsibilities As a Senior Tax Manager/Director, you will be instrumental in providing comprehensive tax advisory and compliance services to esteemed corporate clients. Your role involves cultivating strong relationships with key client stakeholders and delivering impartial guidance on diverse projects. You'll actively identify opportunities for business expansion, contribute to the development of innovative product and service offerings, and share your specialised technical knowledge. Moreover, you'll foster collaboration between teams and technology, champion open communication, and uphold the highest ethical standards and business conduct within the firm. Requirements • Bachelor’s or master’s degree in law, complemented by a proven track record in management and organisational design • Expertise in tax policy, administration, and implementation, demonstrating a keen understanding of complex tax issues • Advantageous: Prior experience in tax administration within ministries or international bodies such as the OECD or IBFD