Head of Tax – Global Family Office

About the role

The Family Office is seeking an experienced Head of Tax to lead its multi‑jurisdictional tax function. You will oversee tax compliance and strategy for individuals, trusts, foundations, investment vehicles, operating companies and real estate holdings across a complex global structure.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate global tax affairs for individuals, trusts, foundations, companies and investment structures.
• Manage annual tax compliance calendars across multiple jurisdictions.
• Serve as primary liaison with external tax advisers, accountants, auditors, legal counsel, trustees and investment managers.
• Oversee tax obligations for investment vehicles, operating businesses, partnerships, real estate holdings and other family structures.
• Review tax reports, calculations, payment instructions and externally prepared filings for accuracy.
• Maintain comprehensive tax records, entity documentation, residency information and supporting schedules.
• Monitor tax implications of investments, capital calls, distributions, loans, asset transfers and gifts.
• Coordinate tax information requests from banks, custodians, fund managers, trustees and administrators.
• Ensure compliance with FATCA, CRS, transfer pricing, VAT/GST, payroll taxes, economic substance and other regulatory requirements.
• Prepare tax updates, risk reports and briefing papers for senior management and governance committees.
• Identify tax risks, compliance gaps and opportunities for process improvement while maintaining confidentiality.

Required profile

• Professional accounting or tax qualification (ACA, ACCA, CTA, CPA or equivalent).
• Extensive experience in international tax, private wealth, family office or corporate tax environments.
• Strong knowledge of international tax reporting and regulatory requirements.
• Proven experience supporting high‑net‑worth individuals, family offices or private investment structures.
• Demonstrated ability to manage tax matters across complex, multi‑jurisdictional ownership and investment structures.

Required skills