Hill McGlynn Recruitment
Tax Accountant

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Job: Tax Accountant (Experienced)
Please make an application promptly if you are a good match for this role due to high levels of interest.
Location: Hadlow, Maidstone
Salary: £40,000 - £42,000
At Hill McGlynn we are working with an established and highly regarded accountancy practise based in Hadlow, known for their personable approach, long-standing client relationships, and supportive working environment. They pride themselves on offering a genuinely enjoyable place to work, where people are valued, trusted, and given the space to do their best work without unnecessary pressure.
The Role
We are seeking an experienced Tax Accountant to join a close-knit team. This role would suit someone looking to step away from a high-pressure environment into a more balanced, relationship-driven practice, while still working on a varied and interesting portfolio.
- Taking ownership of your own portfolio of clients, with a focus on delivering a high standard of compliance work alongside opportunities to get involved in advisory projects
- Preparing and reviewing personal tax returns with minimal supervision
- Assisting with and preparing corporation tax computations
- Supporting partners with tax planning work, including income tax, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax matters
- Acting as a key point of contact for clients, building strong and lasting relationships
- Liaising directly with HMRC to resolve queries and manage correspondence
- Ensuring all compliance deadlines are met efficiently and accurately
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About You:
- ATT qualified (or qualified by experience with strong tax knowledge and experience)
- Solid experience in a practice environment managing your own client portfolio
- Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of client relationships
- Strong technical knowledge across personal tax, with some exposure to corporate tax
- A calm, professional approach with excellent attention to detail
- Looking for a long-term role in a supportive and stable firm
- Possesses strong and confident communication skills
- Experience using Tax Calc/ QuickBooks highly desirable


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What's On Offer:
- A competitive salary reflective of your experience
- A relaxed, friendly working environment with a strong team ethos
- Real work-life balance - no expectation of excessive overtime
- Flexibility where needed to support personal commitments
- On-site parking and a pleasant rural office setting
- The opportunity to build long-term client relationships and take pride in your work
This role is ideal for someone who values quality of work, client relationships, and a positive working culture over a high-pressure corporate environment.
Hours
This role would suit a full time individual working 35 hours per week or a part time individual working 4 days per week.
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