Key Responsibilities

• As an Assistant Manager you’ll be expected to manage discreet portions of an overall assignment.
• You’ll work in a team and report to either the Manager/Senior Manager or Partner directly depending on the nature of the assignment.
• You’ll also be expected to prepare documentation, assist in compiling defence documentation for transfer pricing audits, understand pricing methods for intangible assets, assist in compiling quality, practical solutions and assist with transfer pricing planning services.

Skills and Attributes for success

• You’ll demonstrate an understanding of transfer pricing concepts and be able to apply same to client situation
• You must have a good grounding in tax to be able to identify opportunities for transfer pricing and other special services
• You must be familiar with undertaking a functional and financial analysis and to participate in functional analysis interviews
• Be competent in undertaking economic analysis including determining appropriate search criteria and undertaking good analysis of results for the purpose of undertaking a comparability analysis
• Have good business acumen to understanding project profitability
• Display strong written, verbal communication and project management skills

To qualify for the role, you must have  

• A minimum of 2 years of tax or transfer pricing experience
• An academic qualification in B Com or LLB degree and preferably studying towards a postgraduate qualification in tax ideally in the South African environment

Ideally, you’ll also have

• A good understanding of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Transfer Pricing Guidelines and OECD Guidelines on Profit Attribution
• A reasonable working knowledge of the OECD Model Tax Convention and Commentary
• Solid understanding of industries, business and tax in general
• Efficient management of time and working effectively under pressure
• Good networking skills and the ability to building solid relationships with various stakeholders 
• Broad exposure to Transfer Pricing issues