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Role: Tax Manager (UK/EU Business Unit)
Reporting to: Chief Finance Officer
Basis: Permanent, full-time
Location: City of London
POSITION SUMMARY
The Business Unit Tax Manager is responsible for ensuring tax Compliance of the UK/EU entities, providing guidance on all tax matters. He/she will work collaboratively to maintain and ensure robust tax controls, tax policies, and tax procedures are in place. The role also provides guidance to the Business Unit senior management on tax matters and expected changes to the legislative tax regime. The position also oversees transfer pricing arrangements, ensuring policies are in compliance and are accounted for correctly in the legal entities. The role is part of the UK and EU Finance team based in London and Cyprus, assisting with group matters where required.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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Reporting:
- Preparation of month-end tax calculations for Business Unit entities UK and EU.
- Transfer pricing compliance and calculations.
- Review of loss utilisation, group relief, and overall ETR review.
- Coordination with external advisors for year-end current and deferred tax calculations.
- Preparation of tax notes for financial statements and liaising with external auditors.
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Direct Tax Compliance:
- Liaise with external advisors on the preparation and filing of UK corporate tax returns.
- Manage Business Unit losses and group relief claims.
- Calculation of quarterly instalment payments.
- Oversight for EU entities, ensuring filing and payment deadlines are met.
- Ownership and design of processes, risks, and controls.
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VAT & GST:
- VAT return compliance and VAT journals for UK VAT group, including partial exemption.
- Liaise with external advisors on the preparation and filing of UK VAT returns.
- Advise on adhoc VAT queries as required.
- Oversight for non-EU entities VAT & GST requirements.
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Employment Tax:
- Liaise with HR and Finance teams to coordinate the preparation of P11Ds by external payroll.
- Prepare and file annual PSA return, liaising with Finance and HR teams to ensure all reportable items are included.
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Transfer Pricing:
- Monitor and update transfer pricing arrangements for UK and EU entities.
- Maintain Master and Local file. Monitor new documentation across jurisdictions.
- Ensure all intercompany agreements are up to date and reflect current business operations.
- Ensure transfer pricing arrangements are properly accounted for in each legal entity.
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FATCA / CRS:
- Preparation and UK filing of annual IRS, FATCA & CRS reporting (assistance from external advisors).
- Assisting onboarding team with (adhoc) queries relating to WHT, FATCA / CRS status, and W8 forms.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) or equivalent accounting qualification e.g., ACA/ACCA.
- Bachelor’s degree in finance and Tax related field.
- ~7 years post-chartered experience in a similar role within the financial services industry, preferably with an understanding of financial instruments, FinTech, trading platforms.


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SKILLS
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Knowledge of tax reporting in an FCA regulatory reporting environment.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining high standards of accuracy.
- Excellent leadership skills, with a track record of building and developing finance teams, is essential.
PERSONAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Drive and enthusiasm - a genuine desire to assist the business.
- Experience with general ledger and subsidiary ledger processing and related controls.
- A working knowledge of SAP general ledger system and accounting-related journal postings.
- Strong problem-solving skills.
- A positive attitude and good team-work skills.
- Excellent communication skills (written and oral).
- Good at relationship building and influencing.
- Conscientious with attention to detail.
- Ability to prioritise tasks and deliver output.
- Ability to identify and implement process improvements and a commitment to improve the effectiveness of process.
BENEFITS
- Hybrid working model & work-life balance (3 days in office 2 days WFH).
- 25 days plus bank holidays.
- Just Eat lunch Wednesdays.
- Life insurance.
- Competitive & Performance-Driven Compensation.
- Professional Development & Career Progression.
- Team Building & Social Events.
- Community Perks (team initiatives, and workplace amenities).
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