We are seeking a high-calibre Family Office Accountant to support an internationally active private family office.
This role is ideal for a technically trained accountant who understands how accounting, tax, and legal structures interact—particularly in cross-border and trust environments.
This is a detail-oriented role, requiring the ability to think critically and anticipate tax implications.
Key Responsibilities
• Maintain accounting and financial reporting for international family office entities with a focus on tax accuracy and integrity
• Support international tax compliance and reporting, including coordination across multiple jurisdictions
• Assist with trust accounting across different legal and tax regimes
• Prepare and review financial information used for tax filings, structuring, and advisory purposes
• Liaise with external tax advisors, accounting firms, law firms, trustees, and banks globally
• Monitor tax-related data, deadlines, and documentation requirements
• Support ad-hoc, structuring, and private wealth matters
Requirements
• 5+ years of relevant accounting experience, ideally trained within an accounting or professional services firm, with exposure to tax, private clients, trusts, or international structures
• Experience in a family office, trust company, law firm, or private wealth environment is an advantage, not a requirement
• Solid understanding of international tax concepts, including how accounting feeds into tax outcomes
• Fluent in English, written and spoken
• High proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel
• Highly analytical, detail-oriented, and comfortable working with sensitive data
• Able to work independently, exercise discretion, and manage confidential information
• Comfortable operating under pressure and managing multiple priorities across jurisdictions
What We’re Looking For
• A thinker who sees beyond bookkeeping and understands consequences
• Someone smart, curious, and precise, who asks the right questions
• Calm, reliable, and capable of handling sensitive and time-critical matters