Tax Manager / Head of Tax

We are working closely with a well-regarded Nottingham based accountancy firm to hire a key Tax job role, available at anywhere from Tax Senior through to Tax Manager and with partnership potential for ambitious applicants.

Great offices, flexible working, salary dependent on experience but the firm are known to pay well due to a high quality client base and ambitious applicants could go through to Partner in the future.

This is a senior position, the exact title and level, plus salary can be designed to suit the person hired, but around a Manager level is the type of experience level the firm are seeking. If you are ambitious to develop, there is the opportunity to potentially progress all the way through the firm to a possible, future Partner role.

The role would be:

Responsible for the management, review and hands on provision of tax services, managing the delivery of a quality compliance service alongside tax planning and advisory work.

The work would be a mixture of personal tax and corporate tax, together with the ad-hoc tax services.

A highly competitive salary, plus pension, a quarterly discretionary bonus scheme and flexi-time is offered.

* Any experience of Iris, Xero, Sage, Excel would be useful
* 30 days holiday including statutory bank holidays
* Car parking available

As the Tax Manager, you will oversee personal tax and corporate tax compliance work for owner-managed businesses, with the below tasks being carried out. The individual will be managing the tax compliance processes including tasks such as:

* Preparation/review of personal and corporate tax returns and computations

* Preparation/review of capital gains tax computations

* Knowledge of Property Tax, Inheritance Tax, Trusts and P11D forms helpful

* Preparation of more complex corporation tax and personal tax computations and returns 

* Following established procedures for work flows, conducting technical research, monitoring charge-ability, the contact for your own portfolio of clients, liaising with HMRC and dealing with querie