George William Consulting
US/UK Trust & Estate Assistant Tax Manager

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Build a genuine Trust & Estates specialism - without being expected to already know everything at Assistant Manager level.
An opportunity is available for an Assistant Tax Manager to join a specialist US/UK tax practice within its dedicated Trust & Estates team in Central London.
This could be a particularly good next step if you’ve spent the last few years developing Trust & Estates experience and want to make it a genuine long-term specialism.
Rather than joining a broad private client team where trusts and estates make up only part of your portfolio, you’ll be joining a practice structured around three specialist areas: HNW Individuals, Trusts & Estates, and Business Owners & Entrepreneurs.
Your role will sit specifically within Trust & Estates, allowing you to continue developing deeper US/UK cross-border expertise as you progress towards Manager.
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Why consider this opportunity?
- A compressed 4-day working week
- A genuinely different working model alongside hybrid working, with two days per week in the Central London office.
- Build a real technical specialism
- Continue developing specifically within US/UK Trust & Estates rather than being pushed towards a broader generalist private client role.
- A genuine step towards Manager
- The opportunity is well suited to someone at Assistant Manager level who wants to continue developing towards Manager.
- You don't need to be the finished product
- Extensive line-management experience isn't required. The focus is on your technical foundation and potential to continue developing.
- A pragmatic approach to qualifications
- Professional qualifications are valuable, but technically strong candidates without them can still be considered.


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Package
- £50,000–£65,000+ depending on experience
- Compressed 4-day working week
- Hybrid working
- 2 days per week in the Central London office
- Specialist US/UK Trust & Estates work
- Clear opportunity to continue developing towards Manager
If you’ve built roughly 4–5+ years of relevant experience and want Trust & Estates to remain at the centre of your career as you progress, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
Apply to learn more about the team, position and progression available.
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