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Share Plans/Tax Technical Analyst

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Proven tax training with hands-on share plans experience (including vest events) is essential.
A leading manufacturer is currently recruiting for an Exec Reward and Share Plan Manager on a full-time, permanent basis in London.
Role
Exec Reward and Share Plan Manager (Share Plans/Tax Technical Analyst)
Type
Permanent
Location
London (Hybrid - 3 days onsite Tue/Wed/Thu)
Salary
£65,000 - £70,000 + up to 20% bonus + pension contribution up to 15% + annual reward scheme
Key Responsibilities
- Review share award activity and provide oversight across plan movements and lifecycle events
- Deliver tax technical support across vest events, ensuring accuracy and compliance
- Manage tax withholding requirements linked to share plan activity
- Coordinate and support tax reporting obligations for share plan events
- Build effective working relationships with the share plan administrator and external tax advisers/providers
- Support executive compensation administration, with a development path into broader executive reward work
- Analyse and interpret large datasets, applying sound judgement and critical thinking to identify and resolve issues
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Key Skills and Experience Required
- Strong tax technical capability gained in a professional services / advisory environment (or equivalent in-house)
- Demonstrable share plans experience, including vest events and associated tax considerations
- ATT qualified or clear progress through ATT tax exams (or equivalent)
- Relevant experience at Assistant Manager level (or equivalent)
- High attention to detail, with the confidence to challenge and provide another set of eyes on complex activity
- Strong analytical skills and experience working with high-volume, detailed data
- Experience in Employment Tax / Global Employment Tax / Global Mobility (desirable)
- Exposure to executive compensation (desirable; training can be provided)


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To apply for this Exec Reward and Share Plan Manager/Share Plans Manager/Tax Technical Share Plans Manager candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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