TaxSavers Financial Services
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Careers at TaxSavers

These are the roles we have open, each with the language it runs in. You apply by email. A person reads it, not a system.

AmstelveenAmsterdamseweg 71A, our only office
English and Dutchthe two languages of the working day
Four disciplinestax, mortgage, insurance and pension
International teamcolleagues from a range of countries

Open roles

Which roles are open right now

Every role below is one we have open. Where a role has its own vacancy page, that page lists the hours, the level and the salary. Where it does not yet, email Boy and he will tell you.

What this page adds is the part that is hardest to find on a job board. Which language each role runs in and how an application actually goes.

Growth Marketing Specialist

Marketing. Three days a week in Amstelveen and two anywhere you like. You need fluent English here, and Dutch helps.

Digital Marketing Lead

Marketing, leading the discipline. Fluent English is the requirement here, with Dutch a plus.

Junior tax advisor

Tax advice at the start of your career. The vacancy is in Dutch and the role needs both Dutch and English.

Working student, tax

Tax advice alongside your degree, with hours that move around your timetable. You study Dutch tax law or fiscal economics. The role needs Dutch as well as English.

About TaxSavers

What a career at TaxSavers looks like

Four disciplines sit under one roof here: tax, mortgage, insurance and pension. Our clients have money or a life that crosses a border, so one question rarely stays inside one of the four.

For an advisor that means the file on your desk is rarely one thing. A house purchase arrives with a foreign pension attached. A move abroad arrives with a Dutch mortgage still running.

The team is international and the office is one address in Amstelveen. You get to know the whole firm, not only your own corner of it.

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What you get

What holds for every role here

Five things come back in every role.

The work

Files that cross a border

Files where money or a life spans two countries land on your desk.

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The team

Colleagues from everywhere

Colleagues here grew up in different countries and we work in two languages.

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The language

Two languages, side by side

You hear Dutch and English all day. Each role card above names the language your role needs.

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Learning

Training that belongs to the role

Every role comes with a training budget or a training programme. Which of the two you get depends on the role.

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The office

One address in Amstelveen

Amsterdamseweg 71A. Lunch together every week, drinks on Friday afternoon and a pool table.

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Holiday, pension, working from home and the training budget differ per role. Where a role has a vacancy page it states its own. Otherwise Boy will tell you. See the open roles

Your profile

Who we are looking for

That depends on the role. Two things run through all of them. You want client contact early rather than three years of preparation first. You can explain a rule in plain language, because that is the job.

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Applying

From your email to an offer

These five steps hold for the two marketing roles, and you meet the team before anyone starts talking about a contract.

You send your application

Email your CV and a short note to Boy. These two roles also ask for a portfolio and a written case.

You leave with your application with the person who handles the vacancy

A first conversation

A first conversation about what you have done so far and what you want to do next.

You leave with a straight answer on whether the role is what you thought

A case or an assignment

You work through a case or an assignment that belongs to the role.

You leave with a piece of your own work to talk about

The in-depth interview

A longer conversation about the work itself. You also meet the team you would be joining.

You leave with the people, not only the job description

The offer

If it fits from both sides, you get an offer.

You leave with the terms in writing
Boy Mulder

Boy Mulder

Director

Your contact

Your application goes to Boy himself

Boy is the contact for every role on this page. Email him directly. You can also phone us and ask for him. There is no form and no portal in between.

Amsterdamseweg 71A, Amstelveen. Four advisory disciplines under one roof.

Questions

Questions candidates ask

The ones that come back most often. Is yours not here? Ask Boy

Which roles are open right now?
They are all in the list above. One of them has its own vacancy page, and that page gives the pay, the hours and the level. For the others the card opens an email to Boy, who tells you the same. The junior tax advisor vacancy is in Dutch.
Do I need to speak Dutch?
For the tax roles, yes. They ask for Dutch as well as English. The Digital Marketing Lead asks for fluent English, with Dutch a plus. The Growth Marketing Specialist asks for fluent English too, with Dutch a plus.
Where would I work?
In Amstelveen, at Amsterdamseweg 71A. That is our only office. One role carries two days a week you can work anywhere, and its card says so. For the others, ask Boy.
What does the job pay?
The salary range belongs to the role, not to this page. Where the role has its own vacancy page, that page names it alongside the hours. Where it does not, ask Boy before you apply.
Who reads my application?
Boy does. Your email arrives in his mailbox and not in a portal or an applicant tracking system.
Can I apply when nothing on the list fits?
You can email Boy anyway. Write what you would want to do and what you can already do. We cannot promise a role will open, so treat it as an open application rather than a reply to a vacancy.
Do I need a work permit?
That depends on your nationality. We cannot judge your situation from this page, so ask Boy before you apply. Say in your email where you live now and what right to work you already have. Ask him too whether the role is open to candidates who need sponsorship.
Do you pay for my tax advisor training?
That is part of the role, so discuss it with Boy. Say in your email which training you are taking or want to take. Every role has a training budget or a programme. Boy tells you which one you get.

Careers

Pick a role and email Boy

The open roles are at the top of this page. If none of them fits, email him anyway and tell him what work you are after.

What's included

  • One contact

    He answers questions about a role before you apply.