Tax - Tax Reporting Graduate Trainee
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Accounting
Tax Accountant, Financial Reporting, Accounting & Finance, Financial Analyst -
Finance & Banking
Tax Accountant, Financial Reporting, Accounting & Finance, Financial Analyst
Forvis Mazars is a leading global professional services network providing audit & assurance, tax, and advisory services. Forvis Mazars in the UK spans 14 offices across the nation and has over 3,400 professionals, with 190 partners. We have a clear purpose and a shared commitment to shape a better future. Kickstart your career by helping businesses understand, calculate and report their Tax responsibilities accurately.
As a Graduate Tax Trainee, you’ll learn how Tax connects to financial performance, regulation and business decisions, while working with a diverse range of clients, studying towards a fully funded professional qualification and building the confidence to make a real impact from day one.
About your Team Join our Corporate Tax Reporting team, supporting a diverse range of businesses from ambitious owner-managed companies to large multinational organisations. You'll help clients navigate complex tax requirements, changing legislation and an evolving business environment while developing valuable technical and commercial skills.
Hear from our trainee, Harvey: 'My journey as a school leaver apprentice has been eye‑opening and an experience at Forvis Mazars that has enabled me to learn and grow confidently and gain invaluable knowledge within Corporate Tax. The combination of on the job learning, as well as studying for both an accounting and tax qualification, has led to my development increasing faster than I could of ever imagined when I first joined.'
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- Enjoy working with numbers, analysing data, spotting patterns and solving problems with accuracy and attention to detail.
- Are curious about how businesses operate and how tax influences financial performance, reporting and decision‑making.
- Can communicate clearly, build strong relationships and explain complex information in a practical, easy‑to‑understand way.
- Are interested in how technology is changing tax, including data analytics, automation, digital reporting and AI‑powered tools.
- Are adaptable, motivated to learn and ready to study towards a professional qualification alongside your day‑to‑day role.
- GCSE Maths and English Language at Grade 4/C (or equivalent qualifications).
- Achieved a minimum of 112 UCAS tariff points from your top three A Levels, BTECs, Scottish Highers/Advanced Highers, or other recognised Level 3 qualifications.
- Achieved or predicted a 2:1 degree classification (or equivalent).
We know everyone’s circumstances are different. If exceptional circumstances have affected your academic results, we’ll consider the context you provide as part of your application.
What you’ll work on- You’ll work on Tax Reporting, helping businesses understand, calculate and report their tax obligations accurately, meet tax requirements and clearly report tax in their financial statements.
- Prepare corporation tax computations, tax returns and supporting schedules using client financial information.
- Analyse accounts, financial statements and tax data to understand how a client’s business operates and identify key tax reporting requirements.
- Use tax software, spreadsheets and digital tools to organise data, check accuracy, spot issues and support efficient reporting processes.
- Research changes in UK tax legislation and help summarise what they mean for clients in a clear, practical and commercially focused way.
- Support client communications by gathering information, responding to queries and contributing to reports, emails and meeting preparation.
- Work with specialists across tax, audit and advisory teams to understand wider client issues and contribute to joined‑up solutions.
- Take on increasing responsibility as you progress, moving from supporting compliance…
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