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This is the third year of the Tax Journal Indirect Tax Awards. We were delighted by their reception in the tax sector, and we are pleased to announce that we have added a new category to this years’ Awards. This year’s awards will be: - Rising star in indirect tax
This award will go to an individual who is rapidly making a name for themselves in the world of indirect tax. The judges will be looking for someone who is making a real contribution and is a future high flyer. This is your opportunity to celebrate the achievements of your favourite rising star!
- Best indirect tax team
This award recognises the often unsung endeavours of those working in a team in Indirect Tax. The judges would welcome nominations from Indirect Tax teams of all shapes and sizes, whether in commercial or public sector organisations, accountancy firms, independent consultancy practices or law firms and will celebrate collaborative achievement whether over the last year or more long-term.
- Outstanding contribution to indirect tax
This award recognises an individual who has made a sustained and significant impact in indirect tax during his or her career. The judges will consider the unique qualities which have earned this individual the respect of their colleagues and peers. This category is intended to recognise long-term work in relation to tax as well as notable achievements in the last year.
- Best in-house indirect tax expert - New category
This new award recognizes the increasing importance of indirect taxes to business. The judges will be looking for an individual who has significant in-house experience in this field. The judges are looking for evidence of the necessary proven specialist skills which have earned this individual the respect the respect of their peers.
How to enter
Please email
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with the category you are entering, the nominee's contact details and an outline of 500 words or less stating why you believe your nominee should be chosen for the award. This document should outline all the key reasons why your nominee should be considered. There is no limit on the number of nominations which can be made. Nominations will be treated in confidence and will not be looked at by the judges until after the closing date of Monday 27th September 2010.
All details can be found on the nomination form .
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