Advise J.P. Morgan International Consumer Bank on tax risks across retail banking, asset and wealth management. Understand products, global tax regimes, communicate risks to non-tax colleagues, escalate issues, support HMRC audits, collaborate with external advisors and global corporate tax and non-tax teams.
As an EMEA Corporate Tax - Vice President in the Tax department you will advise on tax risks across a wide range of business activities as part of a diverse team of international professionals. You will assist existing Corporate Tax staff in principally supporting J.P. Morgan International Consumer Bank (ICB) with a focus on asset and wealth management and retail banking, with opportunities to rotate and work on other lines of business including investment banking, treasury and custody services. You will have a compelling opportunity to grow professionally within a leading global financial institution, contributing to impactful tax advisory support in a dynamic business environment.
Job responsibilities
- The primary function of this role will involve advising the J.P. Morgan International Consumer Bank (ICB) line of business on tax-related risks
- Understanding the retail products, platforms and transactions within the ICB line of business
- Developing knowledge of worldwide tax regimes applicable to these products and transactions
- Communicating tax risks clearly and succinctly to non-tax business and functional colleagues
- Escalating risks internally within the team and the line of business as appropriate
- HMRC liaison and audit support
- Collaborate with external tax advisors and partner internally with global Corporate Tax colleagues (including VAT specialists) and non-tax colleagues (such as Business, Legal, Finance, Operations, etc.)
Required qualifications, skills and capabilities
- UK Qualified Solicitor, or Chartered Tax Advisor, or Accountant.
- Relevant experience providing tax advice in a law or accounting firm.
- Ability to communicate tax issues to non-tax personnel and an interest in understanding the commercial context of tax advice.
- Capability to work under pressure in a commercial environment without compromising technical or ethical standards.
- Willingness to approach new and unfamiliar issues analytically and logically.
- Excellent written and spoken English.
Preferred qualifications, skills and capabilities
- Recent experience in providing UK Retail Banking and Wealth Management-related tax advice.
- Experience of UK Individual Savings Account (ISA) and pension regimes and regulations.
- Experience with Retail Banking/Wealth Management tax issues in other EMEA locations.
- Affinity for technology and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
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