Our client is a top 20 accountancy firm who seek an ACA/ACCA or CTA qualified or equivalent Corporate Tax Assistant Manager to join their Corporate Tax team, you will be responsible for managing a diverse client portfolio, encompassing the delivery of both corporate tax compliance and advisory services. This is a challenging and interesting client facing role, which will include exposure to a range of both UK and international clients. You will deal with a large portfolio of companies operating in a variety of sectors, including manufacturing, technology, retail, recruitment, financial services, hospitality and property. These clients range from smaller owner-managed businesses to large and complex listed groups, as well as charities and not for profit organisations.
Main duties include:
• Preparation and review of corporation tax computations.
• Taking an active role in the management of key milestones, return and payment deadlines.
• Corresponding with clients and HMRC.
• Supporting Partners and Managers on the delivery of tax advisory assignments and planning projects including international tax, capital allowances, R&D tax relief and structuring advice.
• Support in advising on a range of technical areas such as complex capital allowances claims, R&D tax relief, transfer pricing, Substantial Shareholdings Exemption, Controlled Foreign Companies, Corporate Interest Restriction, Withholding Tax and Double Taxation Relief, with the support of specialist colleagues where required.
• Providing support in stand-alone tax advisory projects, including structuring acquisitions and disposals, transaction support and due diligence.
• Support and guidance of an approachable senior management who will help you to achieve your long-term career goals.
The firm will consider part-time or full-time position and flexible working is possible. This is a growing team and there is clear scope for promotion. Excellent salary and benefits package too.
Unfortunately, our client is unable to offer Visa sponsorship.
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