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Our client is a dynamic, fast-growing international group with a multi-site operating structure. This is a great opportunity for a part-qualified tax professional to build a broad in-house skillset, working closely with the UK Tax Manager and gaining exposure to a wide range of compliance and reporting activity as the function scales. Key Activities & Responsibilities Support the Tax Manager in the following areas: • Assist with UK corporation tax computations and filings • Handle incoming HMRC post and correspondence, ensuring timely and accurate resolution • Respond to HMRC telephone queries on behalf of the business • Support the growing withholding tax compliance workload • Help embed and maintain a new tax compliance software system used for return preparation and filing • Support the Tax Manager on more complex filings for the group's larger UK entities as needed • Contribute to improving documentation and compliance processes as these are formalised
Requirements for the Role Qualifications / Education • Part-qualified in a recognised tax or accounting qualification (e.g. ATT, CTA or ACA) • Study support provided for ongoing qualification
Experience • Some prior experience in a UK tax compliance environment (in-house or practice) is desirable • Exposure to corporation tax compliance or filings is beneficial but not essential
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