Transfer Pricing, Job Changes And Why

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It is fair to say that #TP and #InternationalTax have well and truly bounced back in 2021.

With this in mind, if you are a #TransferPricing professional looking for a different career opportunity in 2021, you might want to consider the following.

A very simple place to start is “why am I looking and why now?”. We cannot emphasise enough how important it is to have a clear, rational explanation for why you are seeking alternative career options right now.

Prospective employers are on the lookout for exceptional talent and an insight into someone’s motivation for changing jobs, especially on the back of a global crisis, is taking on more importance than ever before.

Your motivation is personal – you want to move overseas, you're not receiving the variety of work you were expecting, you were given assurances that you would have X and Y opportunities, but they have not materialised, or you just need a change.

Whatever the reason, you need to be able to clearly articulate this in a positive way to your prospective employer in that first interview.

Changing jobs is a big decision and a very personal one.

We are here to help.

Want to chat about the market more broadly, current and future opportunities? – if so get in touch we would love to hear from you.

TPI Search

“I worked with some of the TPI Search team when I was in professional services myself. I learned a lot from them technically and believe that this deep knowledge of the day to day practicalities of working in Transfer Pricing, allow them to understand the needs of an employer when hiring a transfer pricing professional but also allows them to better match the jobs to the job seeker’s requirements. The team are extremely personable and go out of their way to find suitable opportunities that both sides are happy with. I highly recommend the team at TPI Search for employers and employees seeking TP opportunities.”

European Head of Transfer Pricing, Major listed multinational US groupUK

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