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Tax Director
Remote (UK)
My client is a boutique accounting and advisory firm which is going through a period of significant growth.
Providing accounting, financial reporting and tax services to a diverse range of industry-based clients, they are now seeking a Tax Director to join their team who will take ownership of all UK tax matters.
The UK Tax Director will be responsible for leading all UK tax compliance, review, advisory, and HMRC filing obligations for the UK client base.
Ideal candidates will have a background in Big 4 practice coupled with experience working in a boutique firm.
Key responsibilities:
- Take full ownership of all UK tax matters across the UK client portfolio
- Review and approve VAT returns before submission to HMRC
- Calculate and review corporation tax liabilities
- Manage the delivery of client payroll processing and provide technical payroll expertise
- Oversee payroll tax matters, including PAYE, National Insurance, benefits, P11Ds, and employment tax issues for clients
- Ensure all HMRC filings are accurate, compliant, and submitted on time
- Advise on VAT treatment, corporation tax adjustments, payroll tax issues, director loan accounts, dividends, expenses, capital allowances, and related matters
- Act as the firm’s internal technical lead for UK tax
- Build and maintain UK tax processes, review procedures, checklists, and compliance calendars
- Help build and scale the UK tax function
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- ACA, ACCA, CTA, or equivalent qualification
- Strong UK tax technical background essential
- Confident taking final ownership of UK tax filings and advice
- Knowledge of payroll processing and statutory payroll regulations desirable, but not essential
- Commercial, practical, and client-focused
- Able to build processes and lead a tax function from an early stage
Salary:
Excellent salary and benefits package available for the successful candidate
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