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Job specification Tax Manager
If you are hoping to develop your tax career '' working with a professional and friendly accountancy practice based in West London '' then they would love to hear from you.
Their personal tax team are seeking a Tax Manager who shares their values for quality client care, reliability and professionalism, seeking a long-term career move within a positive work environment and friendly, approachable colleagues.
They are a successful and reputable accountancy practice based in West London undergoing continued growth and expansion with excellent prospects for the right professionals who are looking to further their careers within the private client tax discipline.
Responsibilities:
You will be dealing with a portfolio of private clients, taking responsibility for their personal tax affairs.Your portfolio will include a range of sole traders, partnerships and high net worth individuals across a range of sectors.
You will report directly to the tax partner and in addition to the preparation of personal tax returns and dealing with ongoing tax compliance work, you will have the opportunity to be involved with tax advisory as well as inheritance tax and probate work.
You will also play an active role in the growth and development of the private client offerings.
About You:
You should be a tax professional with experience working with an accounting / tax practice in the United Kingdom with a strong, recent track record in personal tax
Ideally, you will have studied for the ATT or equivalent qualification, but we would not rule out candidates who are qualified by relevant experience.
You should have experience of the preparation of personal tax returns, income tax and capital gains tax computations and the preparation of unincorporated accounts. Experience in corporation tax matters will not be required.
You will need to have excellent communication skills to facilitate understanding between the client, team members and partners.
Experience with CCH (for personal tax) is essential.
