Accounting And Tax Specialist

WTW • Lisboa, Lisboa • Full Time

Posted on Thu, Nov 12, 2026

WTW is an award-winning advisory, broking and solutions company that helps clients around the world turn risk into a path for growth. With a rich story dating back to 1828, WTW has been involving in some of the most significant moments in insurance and risk management – from the Titanic in 1912 to the Moon Buggy mission in 1971. WTW embraces diversity with the aim to create and continue success in our business, shaped by change. You will work in an international environment; with your initiatives you will be given opportunities to personal development. Our culture is open-minded with business orientation, team spirit, innovation and professionalism.

This role will support the Accounts team with a deeper focus on tax tasks, elaborating fiscal obligations (WHT, VAT, Stamp Tax, and other). This person will be responsible for the fiscal obligations, managing the tax calendar, improving the fiscal efficiency of the organisation and providing the necessary support in other accounting tasks, such as AP, accounts reconciliation and month end tasks.

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