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Senior Manager - US/UK Expatriate Tax (Dual Handler)
A highly regarded, international tax advisory firm is seeking a Senior Manager to join its growing US/UK expatriate tax team. This is a pivotal role within an entrepreneurial and collaborative environment, offering exposure to a high-quality portfolio of globally mobile individuals, senior executives, and HNW clients.
The firm prides itself on a culture where individuals are empowered to take ownership, contribute to decision-making, and play an active role in shaping the business. You'll be joining a team that values technical excellence, integrity, and a strong client-first mindset, with clear opportunities for progression.
Key Responsibilities:-
- Manage and review a portfolio of US/UK expatriate clients across compliance and advisory
- Review complex US and UK tax returns (e.g. Forms 1040/1040NR, FBAR, UK Self-Assessment)
- Provide tailored cross-border tax advice, including residency, mobility, and planning considerations
- Lead, mentor and develop a team, fostering a high-performance and supportive environment
- Build strong client relationships and act as a trusted adviser
- Contribute to business development and the continued growth of the practice
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Requirements:-
- Enrolled Agent (EA) and ATT qualified (essential)
- Strong experience in US/UK expatriate tax within a professional services firm
- Excellent technical knowledge across both US and UK personal tax
- Proven experience reviewing work and leading teams
- Commercially minded with strong interpersonal and client-facing skills


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What's on Offer:-
- A collaborative, non-hierarchical culture where contribution is recognised and rewarded
- Direct access to senior leadership and involvement in strategic initiatives
- High-quality, varied client exposure
- Clear and transparent progression pathway
- Flexible working and a supportive, people-first environment
This is an excellent opportunity for a technically strong dual handler looking to step into a leadership role within a firm that combines global reach with an entrepreneurial, close-knit culture.
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