FY27 BBC Tax Insurance Manager Bermuda

Role summary

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EY is seeking a Tax Insurance Manager in Bermuda to support clients and insurers with tax insurance transactions, tax risk analysis and related advisory work. The role typically involves reviewing tax issues, assessing potential exposures, preparing technical analysis, supporting due diligence, drafting or reviewing reports, and working with legal advisers, underwriters and corporate clients. Candidates are generally expected to hold a professional accounting or legal qualification, such as CA, CPA, CTA or equivalent, with relevant experience in corporate tax, transaction tax, tax controversy or insurance-related advisory services. Strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills are essential. The successful candidate should be commercially minded, detail-oriented, comfortable managing deadlines and able to build trusted relationships in a collaborative, international environment.

About the employer

EY, formerly Ernst & Young, is one of the world’s leading professional services organizations and a member of the global Big Four. It provides assurance, tax, consulting and strategy services to businesses, governments and institutions across numerous industries. EY works with clients on areas including financial reporting, transactions, risk management, technology, sustainability, corporate tax and regulatory compliance. Its Bermuda practice supports the island’s important insurance, reinsurance, investment, financial services and international business sectors. The firm emphasizes integrity, professional development, teamwork and helping clients manage complex commercial and regulatory challenges. Employees typically work with multidisciplinary and international teams, gaining exposure to sophisticated transactions and globally connected clients. Specific compensation, benefits and career progression depend on the local employment package, qualifications and relevant professional experience.

Working in Bermuda

Bermuda offers career opportunities in international business, reinsurance, insurance-linked securities, banking, investment management, accounting, legal services, technology, hospitality and public administration. The culture blends British, Caribbean and international influences, with a strong emphasis on community, courtesy and outdoor living. Residents enjoy beaches, boating, diving, sailing, golf and a mild subtropical climate, although housing, groceries and transportation can be expensive. Most residents use scooters or public transport, and private cars are subject to restrictions. Foreign nationals generally need a Bermuda work permit sponsored by an employer; the employer normally demonstrates that the role cannot be readily filled locally and handles much of the application process. Candidates should confirm permit conditions, immigration timelines, health coverage, tax treatment and housing availability before relocating. Bermuda dollar currency is pegged to the US dollar, and international flights connect the island with North America and the United Kingdom.