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We are here to advise and support people and organisations to realise their potential so that together we can impact lives and communities for the better.
This is our purpose. We aim to deliver exceptional results for our clients through commitment to excellence on every step of their finance recruitment journey. Time and again we hear that our focus on the impact of our appointments is why clients choose to work with us.
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Organisations the world over are working not only to comply with the ever-more complex tax environment of today, but to make effective and prudent plans to minimise exposure for tomorrow. As such, the impact of high-calibre tax professionals has never been greater.
At Rutherford Cross, the strength of our network has helped us to partner with FTSE 250 & Fortune 500 companies, major banks and financial services organisations, accountancy and legal firms – both local and international, ensuring access to the very best tax talent for these businesses.
For our candidates, we are a trusted resource, advising on career moves at newly-qualified to Partner level. Our expert consultants are adept at handling both permanent and interim assignments across a broad range of tax specialisms, including:
- Personal/Private client taxes
- Corporate Tax
- Employment Taxes
- VAT, GST & other sales taxes
- Customs & International Trade
- Tax accounting
- International & Cross Border Tax
- Global Mobility
- Transaction/M&A tax
- Transfer Pricing & Tax Effective Supply Chain Management
- Tax Investigations / Contentious Disputes
- Research & Development / Capital Allowances
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If you’re aiming for partnership or want a better understanding of what the journey really looks like, this session will help you gain a clearer insight.
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