i believe that applying for the tax apprenticeship will mean I work at the office, but what's the reason of travelling?
I have seen close relatives working in tax and not travelling at all, so I'm a bit confused ?
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Anonymous
Hi! You tend to spend most of your time working in the office. However, some clients prefer it if you complete your tax audit at their offices which is what I got to do in my first year.
Alternatively, there are also opportunities to travel abroad later down the line. EY Tax run quite a few secondments where you can spend a few months working in different countries.
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