Partner Tax Operations Officer (m/f/d)
- Luxemburg
- Unbefristet
- Vollzeit
- Take operational ownership of the preparation of Partner personal income tax returns, from data collection to final submission and follow-up.
- Ensure day-to-day execution using digital tooling, including data input, monitoring, tracking and status updates.
- Contribute actively to the quality, accuracy and timely delivery of tax returns, in line with internal standards and deadlines.
- Manage the administrative follow-up of tax files, including correspondence with tax authorities and identify points of attention based on a solid operational understanding of Luxembourg personal income tax.
- Support the daily coordination of activities within the Partner Tax Office, ensuring clear visibility on file status, progress and deliverables.
- Act as an internal operational point of contact for Partner-related tax processes and coordinate with relevant internal stakeholders.
- Actively contribute to process improvement initiatives, including workflow optimisation, standardisation and documentation.
- Act as a transversal team player within the Partner Office, supporting colleagues across the department and stepping in when required to contribute to collective objectives.
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree level in Business Administration or Management, a specialization in taxation is a plus.
- Have 3 to 5 years of experience in a tax, administrative or operational coordination role (Big 4, fiduciary, consulting firm or internal function).
- Possess good knowledge of Luxembourg personal income tax, operational or administrative tax background is an asset.
- Have a strong interest in processes, tools and operational efficiency; experience with tax production tools is a plus.
- Demonstrate a sense of intellectual curiosity and a desire to learn.
- Are highly organised, reliable and detail-oriented, with strong planning and coordination skills.
- Are comfortable working in an internal client environment (with Partners).
- Are fluent in English and French; German is considered an asset.