Usually people think that a career in taxation means working for the government, as a tax inspector or collector employed by the Inland Revenue. It is working as a tax technician that we would like to tell you about here. The Association of Taxation Technicians There is no single career path in tax. Included in the subjects passed must be English Language and a numerate subject. GNVQ Level 3 at pass with merit level will also be acceptable.
Some universities offer finance related degrees which contain a taxation element.
Bournemouth University is the only university, at present, to offer a BA Honours course in Taxation and Revenue Law. You can complete a qualification as an accountant or lawyer and then specialise in tax. Together you and your employer will decide which level and type of job will best suit your experience and qualifications Register with The Association of Taxation Technicians and sit the examination. INTO TAX Obtain a qualification as an accountant or lawyer Decide to specialise in Taxation As a qualified accountant or lawyer you may decide to take the Association's examination although you are eligible to proceed straight to registration as ATII qualification. You can also access this on the Inside Careers website.