Tax Specialist

Within the Business Competence Centre, you process preliminary requests and establish rulings relating to self-employed taxpayers and legal entities. In this context, you conduct interviews with taxpayers and/or their representatives. You also collaborate with various sectors of our service and establish guidelines for the entities concerned. Finally, depending on needs, you participate in internal or external working groups. Your activity is characterised notably by the great diversity of issues to be addressed concerning all aspects of business taxation and the opportunity to deepen your knowledge with each new case.

• Process preliminary requests and independently establish rulings relating to self-employed taxpayers and legal entities.
• Ensure efficient and autonomous handling of preliminary requests.
• Provide technical and legal support in the field of direct taxation as a referent.
• Conduct legal and tax research and analysis to provide opinions.
• Carry out occasional tasks.

• Certified fiduciary agent or HEG diploma or HEC master’s degree or law master’s degree or tax expert diploma or equivalent qualification.
• CSI training - levels 2a and 2b and financial accounting desired or equivalent training.
• Several years of experience in the tax, fiduciary or legal field.
• Excellent analytical and synthesis skills.
• Good writing skills.
• Good understanding of German.
• Interpersonal skills, adaptability.

Disclosure of any criminal record is required for this position.

Join us and contribute to the smooth running of the State in a meaningful role!
For more information, the specifications are available here.
Any questions? Ms Carole Francey, assistant at the Business Competence Centre, will be happy to assist you at 021 316 21 34.

With nearly a thousand employees, the Directorate General of Taxation (DGF) brings together the Cantonal Tax Administration and the Land Registry. Our missions are essential to the smooth running of the State and include, among others, taxing taxpayers and collecting tax revenues that represent more than half of the budget of the State of Vaud. We thus contribute, indirectly, to education, social security, health, transport and many other public services. Moreover, with the Land Registry, we record and disseminate all information relating to ownership and land rights of plots and buildings.

By joining the DGF, you will discover a varied, dynamic environment with a strong desire to be close to the population.

To learn more about our benefits, visit our Employer State page.