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Partnership Tax Manager - Gatwick
As a Partnership Tax Manager in Gatwick, you'll handle tax compliance and advisory work for partnerships within the professional services industry.
Client Details
Our client is a thriving, top 10 accountancy firm in Gatwick.
Description
- Review and approve partnership tax computations, including taxable profit allocations, investment income, and capital gains in line with partnership agreements.
- Analyse monthly financial reports to identify and track disallowable expenses.
- Review fixed asset records and prepare capital allowance calculations.
- Review and approve LLP partnership tax returns.
- Maintain tax models to calculate partner tax liabilities and deferred tax provisions.
- Provide tax compliance support and advice to partners on personal tax matters.
- Prepare partner tax payment forecasts and supporting information for personal tax return completion, including updates to provisional estimates.
- Manage payments on account reviews, reduction claims, and correspondence with partners and HMRC.
- Act as the primary liaison with HMRC on partnership tax matters.
- Advise on international tax issues, including withholding tax mitigation, double tax treaty claims, certificates of residence, and cross-border tax recoveries.
- Support tax governance activities, including regulatory reviews, SAO compliance, BRR readiness, and maintenance of tax controls.
- Promote the organisation's tax strategy through responsible tax practices and continuous improvement of tax operations.
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A Successful Partnership Tax Manager Should Have
- Professional qualifications such as ACA, ACCA, or CTA.
- Good communication skills both written and verbal.
- Good planning and time management.
- Experience with either Alphatax or CCH Personal Tax software would be of assistance.
- A good knowledge of Excel.
- Experience with macros/VBA would be helpful, but not essential.
Job Offer
- Competitive salary ranging from £80,000 to £90,000 (might be some flexibility)
- Permanent role with opportunities for professional growth.
- Comprehensive benefits package (details available upon request).
- Cash allowance.
- Hybrid working.
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