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Tax Associate ATT/CTA Graduate Scheme – September 2026

A graduate tax scheme combining client work with full study support towards the ATT Level 5 and CTA Level 7 qualifications.

Location

Aberdeen

Education

Graduate

Industry

Finance

Format

Hybrid

Deadline

Rolling

Last verified: 30 July 2026

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About this opportunity

Tax Associates work with MHA’s teams on real client projects while studying towards professional tax qualifications. Responsibilities include conducting technical tax research, preparing tax computations, advising clients about their tax obligations and negotiating with HM Revenue & Customs.

Who is it for?

Final-year students and graduates interested in beginning a career in tax and finance. Applicants from non-finance degree backgrounds are welcome.

What you will gain

Full ATT and CTA study support, technical tax experience, early client exposure, professional mentoring and access to national, international and potential secondment opportunities through MHA and Baker Tilly International.

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Requirements

Applicants should have achieved, or be on track for, at least a 2:1 degree and hold a minimum of 112 UCAS points or equivalent. Scottish Highers at ABBB or suitable HNC/HND qualifications may count towards the entry requirements. A finance-related degree is not required

How to apply

Complete MHA’s short online application form, including its anonymised diversity questions. Application answers should reflect your authentic experiences, interests and motivations.

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Visit the official MHA page to apply for this opportunity.

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