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This weblog is a news and views site for tax professionals within the UK and international in-house tax community.  You will find information about appointments and people moves in and around the in-house tax market, issues affecting the in-house tax professional, opinions on the state of the tax job market, updates on tax technology, and other general thoughts of the day.

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Name: Simon Godley
Location: St Albans, United Kingdom

This site has been developed by Simon Godley, who also runs the niche tax recruitment company Talentpool Selection . Simon spends a lot of his time placing tax specialists into FTSE companies, large in-bound groups and some professional services organisations. He also recruits and is well networked around the UK tax technology and VAT markets.

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Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Despite the reported troubles that the banking sector is experiencing at the moment, it certainly hasn't stopped them looking for tax executives for in-house roles when the need arises. This week I have heard of a couple of senior level EMEA type tax roles being recruited for, which backs up my view that in-house tax roles are generally safe during a down market, unless they are supporting a business or sector which is very exposed to the specific credit crises.

Here is a role which I am currently working on with a major UK bank:

Tax Projects Manager - London
£75,000 - £80,000 + Bonus + Bens
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