EY BTS-QS-Senior 

India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai 

168084598

Your key responsibilities

• Support sales and marketing activities. This includes preparing capital allowances and wider fixed asset services proposals and high-level feasibility exercises to determine the potential level of allowances available.
• Liaising with the client and their advisors to obtain detailed construction cost information.
• Analysing the relevant available documentation and supplement any deficiencies in detail, utilising our team's quantity surveying skills to arrive at defendable valuations.
• Investigating asset lives and business requirements to assist with decision making of allocating qualifying expenditure to the appropriate capital allowances pool.
• Prepare and in some cases review capital allowances reports in detailing the various categories of allowances identified.
• Reviewing legal documentation (such as sale and purchase, leasehold and contribution agreements) and the tax legislation to clarify a company's entitlement to claim capital allowances.
• Prepare technical updates to clients and the wider tax practice following changes to the capital allowances legislation.

Skills and Experience required for the role

• Experience or qualifications in quantity surveying, engineering and construction technology
• Strong technical skills and keen to develop further.
• Candidates should be highly proficient in MS office suite, particularly MS excel and word
• Good project management skills, capable of planning and prioritising work whilst meeting all deadlines.
• Client focused and commercially aware.
• Ability to solve problems creatively and pragmatically and willing to proactively suggest ideas.
• Outgoing with good relationship skills and the ability to deliver quality output.
• Excellent communicator in range of situations both written and oral.
• Relationship management skills with ability to manage client expectations.

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