Hi Oliver - thank you very much for your question.

The only difference between FSO and UK&I Tax is the type of clients you will be working on. In FS, you will work with clients either in the Wealth & Asset Management, Banking or Insurance industries. In UK&I, your sectors would include Real Estate & Oil and Gas. There normally isn't much option to try both, as the teams are separate, but the actual tax technical work you do will be very similar :).

We do work with a lot of private clients, as well as companies. I work with private clients, corporations, fund and more!

I hope this helps, but please do let me know if you have any more questions!

24 February, 2022 16:15

That is great thanks Annabelle!

24 February, 2022 16:18

No problem!

24 February, 2022 16:32

Hi Annabelle, as a Tax & Technology graduate would I mostly be working as part of a team or would I have Individual duties?

24 February, 2022 16:49

Hi Humza - you will do both, some tasks will be very team orientated and on other engagements you will have greater individual duties.

24 February, 2022 16:51

I cannot wait, I am extremely excited to start and hit the ground running! As a tax graduate, I presume most of my work would be office based, is that right? (as opposed to client meets, which is more heavily done by the audit team)

24 February, 2022 16:53

I'm glad that you are excited to start - we are excited for you to join :) A lot of your work will be office based, but you will also have lots of in-person client meetings and lunches!

24 February, 2022 16:56

Wonderful stuff, thank you Annabelle! Hope you have a fantastic day.

24 February, 2022 16:57