Senior Advisor – Global Mobility Tax – Japanese Speaking – London

Overview

In this role you will advise clients on international assignments, short-term travel, and cross-border remote work within EY’s Global Mobility team. You’ll partner with specialists across mobility, employment tax, and immigration to deliver tax advisory and practical solutions at scale. You will lead briefings, manage projects, and help clients navigate regulatory changes while mentoring junior colleagues. This is a fast-paced, cross-functional role with global exposure and the opportunity to shape mobility strategies for multinational clients. You join a collaborative culture that develops leaders and drives a better working world.

Pay / Benefits

• flexible working
• hybrid working arrangement
• global exposure
• career progression
• supportive, inclusive culture
• competitive salary and benefits

Responsibilities

• Manage financial performance and billing
• Act as trusted advisor on tax advisory and global mobility matters
• Lead on client briefings
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and global network on complex queries
• Manage key projects with tax technical excellence and business-driven solutions
• Keep clients updated on legislative changes and business impact
• Help win new work by strengthening client relationships and pursuing opportunities
• Support and mentor junior team members and share knowledge
• Drive innovation by leveraging new technologies and staying ahead of regulatory changes

Key requirements

• Experience in expatriate tax advisory
• Excellent tax technical knowledge
• Strong problem-solving skills with a commercial mindset
• Excellent written and verbal communication
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
• Proficiency in Japanese or Mandarin
• Team player in a fast-paced environment
• ATT/ACA/CA/ACCA or CTA qualification

• communication (written and verbal)
• team collaboration
• commercial mindset
• ex expatriate tax advisory
• tax advisory and global mobility
• knowledge of international assignments and cross-border taxation

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