Regulatory Business Analyst

£550–600 per day, inside IR35

On-site: 5 days per week

Description

Support preparation for upcoming global e-invoicing regulations. The French Tax Authority (DGFIP) will introduce mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting from 1 September 2026, and Dubai will implement a mandatory e-invoicing framework by July 2026.

Work across business and technology teams to ensure compliance with both regulatory frameworks. Translate complex tax and compliance requirements into clear business processes and system specifications.

Main Responsibilities

• Analyse and interpret French e-Invoicing and e-Reporting regulatory requirements.
• Analyse and interpret Dubai e-Invoicing regulations.
• Convert regulatory and legal documentation into business and functional requirements.
• Engage with stakeholders to gather needs and validate regulatory impacts.
• Document process flows and define future-state invoicing and reporting processes.
• Work with technical teams to design and implement compliant solutions.
• Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) to validate regulatory alignment.
• Monitor regulatory updates and assess potential process or system impacts.
• Liaise with relevant external platforms and solution providers.

Key Requirements

• 5+ years’ experience as a Business Analyst within financial services, ideally on regulatory or compliance-driven projects.
• Strong ability to interpret and translate regulatory, tax, or legal requirements.
• Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Experience delivering documentation across the full project lifecycle, including scope, BRDs/FRDs, and testing support.
• Hands-on experience with e-invoicing programmes.
• Knowledge of e-invoicing formats such as UBL, Factur-X, and XML.
• Understanding of Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable workflows.
• Experience using JIRA or similar tools for project tracking.