Hey everyone, I've got a quick question to ask.

I recently resigned from the tax department in PwC in June 2013. If I would like to re-apply in a different department (Assurance), would it be a problem? i.e. not accepting ex-staff's application.

I heard that there is a cooling period of 6 months for rejected applications, but how about the cooling period for resigned staffs?

Thank you. 

Hey there,

I used to work in the Individual Tax department (not the Corporate Tax department). I resigned because I don't enjoy doing tax.

IMO, the working environment is great. We worked real hard during the peak period, but during our off-peak, we can go home at 6pm or so, depending if you have urgent work to attend to. Everyone there is very nice, very eager to teach and share knowledge.

Apart from the fact that tax is not my cup of tea, I actually enjoy working in PwC very much.

Which tax department are you planning to apply into?

finance analyst at MNC or assistant in audit ?

not even one year , i am already thinking to move.

not the problem with long working hour,

but i felt that i took a long time to audit a section or a particular part, sometime i even dunno know how start.

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Hello guys, I got an invitation to interview at PwC indirect tax department.. I'm very nervous as this is my first time. They told me that there would be two sessions 1. Interview 2. Assessment and want me to bring calculator... Does anyone know what sort of assessment is given that need to use a calculator. . and the question normally asked in pwc interview..?  Any info would be great and much appreciated! Thxx!

I applied about a month ++ ago... and they called me 2-3 weeks later.... r u waiting for the reply?

Yes. Btw, if I'm not mistaken the big 4 firms have a 6 month cool off period after unsuccessful applications.

Hey guys, I am in my third year of Accounting and Finance and am really interested in Tax. Having looked through V1 and V2 of the big 4 thread, I noticed that it was said that careers after leaving the firm were limited. So, I was wondering, usually at what age do most Tax accountants move out into commercial? Do they have trouble moving out? As in taking years to secure a job, as I noticed that there are limited Tax jobs on Jobstreet. Even if there are, most of them are concentrated in KL. How hard is it to find Tax jobs in commercial in say Penang? Anybody from Penang Tax have seniors that managed to move out into FTZ MNCs? Thanks