Associate / Senior Associate – Tax

Shoosmiths, Reading
Tax
4 PQE9+ PQE

Associate / Senior Associate – Tax

Shoosmiths, Reading
Tax
4 PQE - 9+ PQE

Shoosmiths is a leading UK law firm with a network of offices from the South Coast to Scotland, working together as one national team.
We have a thriving, dynamic three-partner tax team based in both Reading and Birmingham. The work of our team can broadly be divided into four categories: Corporate, Venture capital, Real estate and Employee incentives
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Associate or Senior Associate to join our collegiate and highly respected tax team. Ideally, the candidate will be looking to specialise in Real Estate Tax matters, but the role will present opportunities to be involved in the full range of the department’s work.
Ideally, you will be looking to specialise in Real Estate Tax matters, but the role will present opportunities to be involved in the full range of the department’s work.
You will have gained post qualified Tax experience at either a leading City or regional practice and have gained experience acting for a broad range of real estate clients including investors, developers and occupiers along with exposure to both the UK commercial and residential real estate markets.

Shoosmiths LLP

Shoosmiths is a major UK law firm with a network of offices working together as one national team.

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