Tax Jobs in Amsterdam
We're tracking 129 live tax roles in Amsterdam.
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Seniority spread
- Senior/Assistant Manager28
- Manager28
- Analyst/Associate25
- Senior Manager3
- Director1
Active opportunities
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Meewerk-/afstudeerstage Tax Reporting – Real Estate
Tax Director - Global Tax Controversy, Governance and Controls
Consultant International Tax - US Focus Team
Senior Tax Specialist
(Senior) Manager International Tax - US Focus
Senior Associate Tax Transformation Consulting (Amsterdam)
Senior VAT Analyst
Transfer Pricing Senior Manager
Senior Tax Accountant
Global Tax Manager
Werkstudent Transfer Pricing
(Senior) Manager Corporate Tax - Private Business, Amsterdam
Global Tax Manager
Senior Manager, International Indirect Tax
Werkstudentschap Tax Compliance - Indirect Tax
Tax Data Management & AI – Data Analyst
Financial Reporting & Tax Manager
Financial Reporting & Tax Manager
Finance, Tax & Advice afstudeerstage Tax Compliance (Rotterdam/Amsterdam)
Junior Team Assistant Law of Tax
About this market
Market context
International Tax focuses on the tax implications of cross-border transactions and structures for multinational corporations, high-net-worth individuals, and international organisations. This includes navigating complex tax treaties, anti-avoidance rules, and differing tax legislation across multiple jurisdictions to optimize tax efficiency and ensure compliance.
The Netherlands, particularly Amsterdam, is a prominent hub for international tax due to its extensive treaty network, attractive holding company regimes, and advanced tax ruling practices. While the Dutch government has taken steps to curb aggressive tax planning, such as implementing stricter substance requirements and withdrawing certain ruling types, Amsterdam remains a key location for the headquarters and financing activities of many multinational enterprises. The country's proactive stance on implementing OECD BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) initiatives contributes to a sophisticated tax environment.
What's driving demand
- OECD BEPS 2.0 implementation (Pillar One & Two)
- Globalisation of businesses
- M&A activity involving cross-border entities
- Increased tax authority scrutiny on transfer pricing and substance
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- NOB (Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs)essential
- LL.M. in Tax Lawessential
- Master's degree in Fiscal Economicsessential