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Private Client Tax Manager
Chatham (Hybrid working available)
£50k - £58k pa
Practice Firm
There's a point in your tax career where you want more than just a portfolio to maintain. You want proper advisory exposure, meaningful client relationships, and a role where you can influence outcomes rather than just report them. This is very much geared towards that next step.
A growing practice firm is looking to appoint a Private Client Tax Manager to join its expanding advisory team. You'll work closely with experienced senior professionals while taking ownership of client relationships and contributing to the development of the private client offering.
This is a role that balances technical work with commercial awareness, giving you the platform to build both your expertise and your profile within the accountancy practice.
The role
As a Private Client Tax Manager, you'll support a diverse client base with tailored tax advice while helping drive the growth of the advisory function. Based in Chatham, with hybrid flexibility, you'll play a visible role within a collaborative accountancy practice environment.
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What you'll be doing
- Providing bespoke tax advice to a range of private clients including business owners and high-net-worth individuals
- Building and maintaining strong client relationships through clear, proactive communication
- Supporting and attending client meetings, contributing to strategic discussions
- Managing your own portfolio while ensuring high standards of delivery
- Assisting with business development activity including networking and identifying opportunities
- Collaborating with senior team members on more complex advisory projects
- Contributing to the continued growth of the private client team within the accountancy practice
What we're looking for
- CTA qualified or qualified by experience within an practice
- Experience managing your own client portfolio
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities
- Confident communicator with a client-focused approach
- Collaborative mindset with the ability to support and work alongside colleagues
- Willingness to travel where required


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What's on offer
- Salary between £50,000 and £58,000 depending on experience
- Hybrid working model with flexibility around time in Chatham
- Clear progression opportunities within a growing practice
- Exposure to a broad range of advisory work and client types
- Competitive benefits package including pension, healthcare, and bonus potential
- Ongoing development with structured training and progression pathways
This is an excellent opportunity for a Private Client Tax Manager looking to step into a more advisory-focused role within an practice in Kent.
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