QUOTE(morgana_jara @ Nov 26 2010, 12:32 PM)
Try KPMG and PWC, they keep trying to get people into Tax.
CKJ, how is the opportunities like in Tax? My interviewer was really passionate about it, she talked a lot about how it was more value-adding than Audit haha. But then again a lot of people talk about going to Audit for future opportunities outside the big4, like financial controller. What about Tax then? @_@
Like what CKJ mentioned, tax would be a good choice if you would like to plan your work schedule and heck , even holiday in advance. That's because you'd be getting a portfolio which you are able to plan ahead on what should be done, by which deadline it should be met. Audit is more... you're in a certain engagement usually for a long duration and you'd be rushed on the job itself. CKJ, how is the opportunities like in Tax? My interviewer was really passionate about it, she talked a lot about how it was more value-adding than Audit haha. But then again a lot of people talk about going to Audit for future opportunities outside the big4, like financial controller. What about Tax then? @_@
In terms of travelling, you'd probably only be going out to meet client most of the time as a despatch. Otherwise only seniors and above would usually be meeting the clients. Tax is really a very specialised industry and hence, the only people that usually would join Tax are the ones that would like routine and organised work.
Tax adds value to the company as you are able to do tax savings/planning for the company rather than audit, which is statutory by nature.
Depending on how much you like Tax, then you can decide where you would like to go. Just go to wherever you think you'd enjoy your work more. You cant progress if you dont like your work.
Choose wisely
Nov 26 2010, 04:49 PM

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