Halliburton Hires Junior Tax Analyst for Position in Macaé, RJ

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Published on 29/03/2019 at 19:23

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Join the Halliburton Team and Don’t Miss This Chance to Enter the Job Market and Secure a Position with This American Multinational

Halliburton is an American multinational company that operates in the oil market. Currently, it is one of the largest companies in the world providing services for oilfields and one of the main providers of construction and engineering services. It is present in approximately 80 countries, employing more than 70,000 people, thus manifesting a broad and competitive global presence in the market, and this Wednesday (28) it announced a temporary position for Junior Tax Analyst to work in the city of Macaé/RJ.

Why Temporary Positions Can Be Interesting for Your Career?

Right when we hear the term temporary position, we often associate it with a lower role or a minor position within the company… after all, it’s not seen as something very good, is it? However, this situation has been changing in recent years, and with the growth of temporary positions, professionals are adapting more and more to this scenario. But after all, what are the advantages of applying for a temporary position?

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Requirements for the Temporary Position of Junior Tax Analyst at Halliburton:

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Business Administration;
Requirements: Knowledge in invoices for daily receiving and verification of purchase orders;
Knowledge in withholding taxes (IRRF, PIS, COFINS, CSLL, and INSS, ICMS);
Familiarity with the SAP platform;
Ability to interact with the public and work in a team;

Knowing all these advantages, you won’t think twice about applying, plus this position also includes people with disabilities. You won’t miss this chance, right?! To apply, just go to the company website https://jobs.halliburton.com and send your resume to talentos@halliburton.com indicating “Junior Tax Analyst” in the subject line.

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Halliburton Hires Junior Tax Analyst for Position in Macaé, RJ

Join the Halliburton Team and Don’t Miss This Chance to Enter the Job Market and Secure a Position with This American Multinational

Why Temporary Positions Can Be Interesting for Your Career?

Requirements for the Temporary Position of Junior Tax Analyst at Halliburton:

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Halliburton Hires Junior Tax Analyst for Position in Macaé, RJ

Join the Halliburton Team and Don’t Miss This Chance to Enter the Job Market and Secure a Position with This American Multinational

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