Tax Manager

Overview

Role:
Employment Tax

Level: Manager

Firms:
Big 4

Location:

London

If you are an Employment Tax Manager working in London, and are keen to learn more about what a move to the Big 4 could offer you, then I would love to hear from you!

• Advisory centric - You will have the opportunity to work on a diverse range of client engagements that go beyond tax compliance - from complex advisory work to broader people-related strategies
• Client facing from the offset - You'll be a key point of contact for your clients, build long-lasting relationships, and leading the delivery of high-impact employment tax solutions
• Market leading clients - Working on high profile and technically interesting clients, across a range of sectors
• Utilisation of AI - Opportunity to work with market leading technology, enhancing and streamlining your role
• You'll be working within a team known for its combination of challenging, multi-country projects and supportive, dynamic team environment

• Expenses & Benefits (e.g. PSAs, P11
  
  Ds)
• Employment Status (e.g. IR35, self-employed)
• Payroll (PAYE, RTI, apprenticeship levy, audits)
• Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)
• Termination Payments
• Pensions
• National Minimum Wage (NMW)
• HMRC audits, disclosures, and interactions
• SAO and CCO compliance

• ACA or CTA qualified
• Strong technical knowledge, with proven experience in Employment Tax
• Ability to coach, manage and lead your team to success
• Confident communicator

Sounds interesting? Apply below, or give me a call to learn more.

Amy Collishaw:

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