TyneStack Ltd
Tax Accountant

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Tax Adviser / Tax Accountant
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne and Alnwick
Working pattern: Part time, 3 to 4 days per week
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
Job type: Permanent
The Opportunity
An established and highly regarded organisation is looking to appoint a Tax Adviser or Tax Accountant to join its finance team.
This is a varied in-house role offering exposure across corporate, personal, trust and estate taxation. You will work closely with an experienced Senior Tax Controller, internal finance colleagues and external advisers, supporting the organisation with tax compliance, reporting and planning across a diverse group structure.
The role does not require someone to be an expert across every area of tax from day one. It could suit an experienced tax professional seeking a broader in-house position, or someone from an accountancy practice who has gained exposure across personal tax, corporation tax, private clients, trusts or estates and would like to continue developing in these areas.
The Role
Responsibilities will include:
- Supporting corporation tax, income tax, capital gains tax and inheritance tax compliance
- Preparing and reviewing VAT, CIS and other statutory tax submissions
- Assisting with personal, trust and estate tax matters
- Preparing tax returns, calculations and supporting schedules
- Maintaining accurate records relating to investments, gifts, transfers and asset valuations
- Monitoring tax deadlines, liabilities and upcoming payments
- Supporting tax estimates for budgeting and quarterly reporting
- Assisting with cash flow forecasting relating to tax liabilities
- Liaising with HMRC, external tax advisers and internal stakeholders
- Supporting the Senior Tax Controller with tax planning and advisory work
- Monitoring relevant legislative and regulatory developments
- Explaining tax matters clearly to colleagues outside the finance team
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About You
You may currently be working as a:
- Tax Adviser
- Tax Accountant
- Tax Senior
- Tax Assistant Manager
- Personal Tax Adviser
- Private Client Tax Adviser
- Accounts and Tax Senior
- Assistant Accountant with tax responsibilities
- Client Manager within an accountancy practice
You should have practical experience in at least some of the following areas:
- Corporation tax
- Personal tax or Self Assessment
- VAT compliance
- Tax returns and statutory submissions
- Capital gains tax
- Inheritance tax
- Trust or estate accounting
- Private client taxation
- Tax payments and reconciliations
- Working with HMRC or external advisers
Experience across every area is not essential. The organisation is open to candidates with a strong general tax foundation and the ability and enthusiasm to develop further.


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Qualifications
Candidates may be ATT, CTA, ACA or ACCA qualified, part qualified, or qualified through relevant practical experience.
Study support and continued professional development can be discussed depending on the successful candidate’s circumstances.
What’s on Offer
- A varied role offering exposure across multiple areas of UK tax
- Part time working across 3 or 4 days per week
- Flexible working hours within a 35 hour full time working week
- Five weeks annual leave with the option to purchase an additional week
- Strong pension contribution
- A supportive and collaborative finance team
- The opportunity to work closely with an experienced Senior Tax Controller
- Long term professional development within a stable and well established organisation
- Working across Newcastle and a unique Northumberland office location
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This is an excellent opportunity for a tax professional looking to broaden their experience and move into a varied in-house position.
You do not need to be a specialist across every tax discipline. Candidates with a solid background in practice or industry and relevant exposure to personal, corporate, private client, trust or estate taxation are encouraged to apply.
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