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Working Student Tax Advisory Payroll Tax - East Region

Hybrid in Doetinchem·Part-time·Added 9 months ago (last checked 12 Oct)

Moore MKW Audit

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Our summary

Salary: €11.39 - €18.63 an hour
Work mode: Hybrid, Doetinchem
Contract: Part-time
Languages: Dutch

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

You will receive an hourly wage between €11.39 and €18.63, depending on your age and education.
Your monthly salary includes 8% holiday allowance and your holiday days are paid out pro rata
A 0-hour contract, so that you can create a suitable schedule in consultation with your supervisor in combination with your studies
You will be paired with a buddy who will show you the ropes in the organization and serve as your point of contact during your onboarding process
A travel allowance of €0.25 per kilometer for commuting between home and work, and for trips to clients and from office-to-office, you will receive €0.34 per kilometer
We work together with the wellbeing platform OpenUp to promote your mental wellbeing through webinars, practical tips, and professional support
An iPhone and a laptop from us to enable you to perform your work

Read everything here about our employment conditions and what we can do for you. Together, we strive for your happiness at work!

Acquisition in response to this vacancy is not appreciated.

The role

Are you studying Fiscal Economics or Fiscal Law (university level) and do you want to gain practical experience in tax advisory alongside your studies, with a focus on payroll tax? As a working student at Moore MKW, you will work on real client cases. You will learn from experienced colleagues, sharpen your tax knowledge, and earn a good income. In this way, you will build a solid foundation for your future as a (junior) tax advisor.

What you'll do

As a working student, you will participate in the fiscal team - Payroll Taxes. You will perform work comparable to a junior tax advisor, but in a part-time capacity of 16 hours per week. Your activities at a glance:

Under the guidance of your experienced colleagues, you prepare less complex tax advice.
You prepare the advice carefully and with sound reasoning, and you record your findings.
You support our PSA colleagues with first-line advice.
You support the other payroll tax specialists with internal and external payroll tax training, for example regarding company cars.
You establish personal contact with clients quickly.

You will receive good guidance from colleagues who will help you further in your development. This way, you learn the profession in an environment where quality and growth are central.

Who are you and what do you bring?

Ideally, you are following a research university degree in Fiscal Economics or Fiscal Law.
You are available for at least 16 hours per week, whereby working spread over two days is ideal.
You have an interest in and affinity with payroll taxes.
You are curious, eager to learn, and want to experience what fiscal work looks like in practice.
You function well in a team and have an eye for quality.

Are you doubting whether your education or experience aligns well? Feel free to send us a message – we are happy to think along with you.