Lawyer - Tax Controversy

Join Corrs Chambers Westgarth, Australia's leading independent law firm. Exciting new opportunities exist for talented Tax Controversy lawyers to join our market-leading Tax practice, in both Melbourne and Sydney.
Candidates will ideally have 3+ years PQE gained at a top-tier law firm or equivalent professional services environment. This is an exciting time with great growth potential, working alongside some of the brightest and best in the industry, where you will gain exposure to high profile, complex and challenging tax matters.
At Corrs, we help you achieve your ambition - at every stage of your career. About us: Corrs Chambers Westgarth is Australia's leading independent law firm. We provide exceptional legal services across the full spectrum of matters, including major transactions, projects and significant disputes, offering strategic advice on our clients' most challenging issues.
Why Corrs? We pride ourselves on meeting our clients needs in a culture characterised by excellence, commitment, collaboration and respect. Our policies, practices and behaviours foster a safe and inclusive workplace, and we focus on creating opportunities and supporting a diverse workforce.
Flexible working as standard –we've established flexibility as standard business practice and an option for all our people.Bonus leave – an additional week of leave each year (5 weeks annual leave in total)Wellbeing program– we support the wellbeing of our people across areas including resilience, mental health, mindfulness, personal development, physical health and self-care.Diversity and Inclusion– this is a key area of focus for the firm. We set meaningful goals to improve diversity and an inclusive culture in which all employees feel supported and valued.Responsible business approach–we are a member of the United Nations Global Compact, and are committed to promoting and respecting human rights, supporting the Compact's Ten Principles on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption, and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. We are also a member of AusLSA, which works to promote and increase sustainable practices across the legal sector.Learning and development opportunities–includingour Australian-first international study scholarship, our national training program and our mentoring program.Expressions of interest can be made via the following link:Lawyer - Tax Controversy
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