Global Mobility Tax Associate

About the role

Vialto Partners is a global mobility services firm helping companies manage cross-border tax, immigration, business travel, rewards and compensation and remote work. As a Tax Associate in its Global Mobility Tax team, you will support multinational organisations and their employees with tax obligations related to the movement of employees across international borders, covering tax compliance and consulting and tax strategy optimisation.

Key responsibilities

• Personal tax return compliance: prepare and review individual tax returns for expatriates, monitor timely submission and payments, and manage tax equalisation calculations and hypothetical tax assessments
• Tax advisory: advise clients on international tax issues such as tax treaties, foreign tax credits and double taxation relief, and on tax-efficient structuring of assignments and compensation packages
• Help develop and implement global mobility policies and procedures
• Client management: build client relationships, act as a point of contact for inquiries, and collaborate with HR and payroll to gather information
• Research and analysis: stay up to date on tax law changes, research complex tax issues, and assist in developing and delivering technical training materials
• Team collaboration: coordinate advice with global team members, support senior colleagues on large projects, and take part in team meetings and knowledge sharing

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree
• 6 months to 2 years of experience in Singapore tax, preferably with a focus on individual tax compliance and consulting
• Working rights for Singapore
• Prior experience with global mobility tax and international tax regulations is highly regarded but not essential
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Able to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment

Required skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google
• Knowledge of Singapore tax and international tax regulations