This is the South East tax jobs section of etaxjobs. The South East of the UK has a very high population of tax professionals working in accountancy firms, in-house (with UK, US and European corporates) and at law firms. We do not include London tax jobs within the South East, instead we focus Home Counties tax jobs only.
There are typically between 300 and 500 south east tax jobs advertised on etaxjobs at any one time. This is too long a list to wade through, so we recommend you narrow your search by using the yellow browse menu.
For example, you can focus on your specialism eg corporate tax jobs in the South East or your level of seniority eg South East Tax Manager jobs. Equally, you can also drill down to specific cities within the South East, like Reading tax jobs or Southampton tax jobs.
Click on the Details/Apply button next to each job to see the full posting, or check the boxes next to the jobs that interest you and click View Selected to see several jobs together. You may also add one or more jobs to your Wish List by clicking on the check boxes next to them and then clicking Add to Wish List.
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At etaxjobs we define South East tax jobs as any tax job located in the South East of England, but not including London. Obviously there may be some overlap and a tax job in Richmond, Surrey could be classed a London tax job or a South East tax job.
The major hubs for tax jobs in the South East are Reading, Southampton, Oxford, Guildford, Milton Keynes and Crawley.
If you are looking for South East tax jobs in the USA, you are on the wrong page ! Please click on the link for etaxjobs USA.
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