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About the role
As a Tax Manager, your main responsibility will be overseeing relationships with HNWI clients from a tax perspective, reviewing the work of more junior members of the team, working on your own allocation of complex work and assisting with advisory projects.
Key responsibilities include:
- Ensure personal tax compliance obligations are met in line with statutory deadlines, managing priorities effectively across your portfolio.
- Deliver high-quality personal tax compliance services for a portfolio of clients, including reviewing work and maintaining accuracy.
- Build and maintain strong client relationships.
- Liaise with HMRC on behalf of clients, ensuring their tax affairs remain up to date and dealing with enquiries where appropriate.
- Keep abreast of legislative and technical developments, sharing relevant updates with clients and colleagues.
- Identify opportunities to provide additional services, including legal and financial advisory support, and assist with problem-solving where required.
- Support senior management with ad hoc advisory projects and client queries.
- Assist in overseeing the workload of junior team members, providing regular feedback and highlighting development needs.
- Support the technical and professional development of junior colleagues through coaching and guidance.
- Review work to a high standard, identifying technical issues and potential risks or opportunities that may not be immediately apparent.
- Seek opportunities to generate additional advisory work from existing clients.
- Contribute positively to the team, acting as a supportive and motivational presence.
- Use technical resources and reference materials to support decisions and enhance team knowledge.
- Monitor time and profitability across your client portfolio, ensuring timely invoicing and strong recovery rates against chargeable time.
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What success looks like
- Tax returns are completed to a high quality and efficiently with deadlines being met.
- Supporting the development of junior team members from a quality and technical perspective.
- Successful liaison with other service lines within the business, particularly the Wealth team.


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Our ideal person
- CTA qualified (or part-qualified) and ATT qualified, with at least 5 years’ experience in personal tax.
- Strong technical knowledge of personal tax compliance, including preparing and reviewing tax returns.
- Experience managing a portfolio of clients and building long-term trusted relationships.
- Up-to-date understanding of tax legislation, Budget changes and compliance requirements.
- Highly organised, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines.
- Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical matters clearly and support junior team members.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with CCH and AI-enabled tax systems would be advantageous.
We may close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible.
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