AJ Chambers ®
US/UK Tax Manager

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AJ Chambers is working with an established, London based Tax & Accountancy firm to connect a US/UK Tax Manager with their next opportunity.
You will manage a diverse portfolio of clients with UK and US tax exposure, while contributing to the technical and commercial growth of the team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage a portfolio of clients, delegating work to junior team members and escalating to senior stakeholders where appropriate
- Oversee the end-to-end delivery of assignments, ensuring work is completed efficiently and in line with internal standards prior to review
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant UK and US tax legislation and apply this in a practical, client-focused context
- Provide technical guidance to team members and support in resolving complex tax issues
- Contribute to internal technical development, including sharing knowledge and preparing technical materials where required
- Support business development activities, including involvement in client proposals and pitches
- Mentor and develop junior staff, monitoring performance and supporting their progression
- Take responsibility for the quality and consistency of team output, ensuring high service standards are maintained
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Skills and Experience:
- Dual-qualified in UK and US tax (e.g. ATT/CTA and Enrolled Agent or equivalent)
- Proven experience preparing, reviewing, and filing both UK and US personal tax returns
- Strong understanding of cross-border tax considerations affecting individuals
- Demonstrated experience managing and developing team members
- Proficient in the use of relevant tax software and MS Office tools
- Strong communication skills with the ability to explain complex technical matters clearly


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Personal Attributes:
- Collaborative and knowledge-sharing mindset
- Proactive, organised, and detail-oriented
- Committed to delivering a high standard of client service
- Approachable and confident in building trusted relationships
This is an excellent opportunity for a tax professional looking to specialise further in US/UK private client work within a supportive and technically strong environment.
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