Insite Group
Corporate Tax Assistant Manager

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Job Title: Corporate Tax Assistant Manager - Film & TV
Location: City of London - hybrid working model
Salary: £55,000 - £62,000 + benefits package!
The Role:
I have a unique and exciting opportunity to join a fast-growing tax group that handles the corporate tax aspects of the firm's (FTV) clients. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing a diverse client portfolio, encompassing the delivery of creative sector tax claims, 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.
The role responsibilities will include:
- Responsibility for the efficient delivery of the tax compliance process including tax credit claims and tax accounting.
- Detailed technical research and responding to ad-hoc technical queries from clients and other teams.
- Helping to identify advisory opportunities within the allocated client portfolio.
- Supervising, mentoring, and reviewing the work of junior team members.
- 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.
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- Experience of working with clients in the F&TV Sector is not essential, however, an interest in this industry would be preferable.
- The role would suit an ACA/CTA qualified individual with experience in corporation tax.
- Strong UK tax technical skills.
- Ability to analyse tax technical queries and provide robust advice and solutions.
- Project management skills, with the ability to plan and prioritise work, meet deadlines and monitor budgets.
- Responsibility for the delivery and quality of work.
- Excellent communication skills.
- A clear client focus with a commitment to building strong client relationships.
- Ability to work collaboratively in different teams.
- Coaching and mentoring skills to develop other team members.
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