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The Global department is located in three different regions: Germany (Berlin, Düsseldorf), Switzerland (Zürich, Bioggio) and Singapore. Providing excellent business processes as a service, the Foreign Tax Team in Germany is supporting its customers in operational matters. With Avaloq’s state-of-the-art banking software and smart reliable processes, the Foreign Tax Team aims to provide efficient value-added-services in a constantly changing environment.
Job Responsibility:
Regulatory reporting to various regulatory or tax bodies in Germany and abroad
Various tax services, e.g., Tax Relief, Financial Transaction Tax, US QI reporting or FATCA/CRS
Delivery of operational processes and services for international markets
Supporting the team improving the functionalities of Avaloq’s core banking platform and the related operational processes to increase efficiency and decrease operational risks
Supporting the team in projects and testing of new functionalities or regular releases
Requirements:
University degree in economics or law or apprenticeship in banking or equivalent education
First professional experience within the financial services industry, for example in the back office of a bank
Open-minded, team player, quality-oriented and autonomous
Flexibility and willingness to learn
Solid analytical and problem-solving abilities
Ability to work independently in a demanding, fast-paced and complex environment
Very good command of English, fluency in German
Nice to have:
Banking operations experience in tax & asset services
Expertise in Tax Relief Services (Tax Reclaims and Relief at Source)
Expertise in US QI and/or FATCA and/or CRS Reporting
Know-how in the Income or/and Corporate Actions area
What we offer:
Annual bonus
Flexible working
Instant recognition
Access to Udemy for professional and personal learning