Corporate Tax Manager

Job Title: Corporate Tax Manager

Location: City of Bristol - hybrid working module

Salary: £55,000 - £60,000 (dependent on experience) + comprehensive benefits package!

The Role:

My clients Corporate & International team work across a broad range of clients in all sectors and on various projects, including tax compliance. Due to the continued growth of the firm and their growing service line, I am on the hunt looking for a Corporate Tax Manager to to join their Bristol office.

Essential background and experiences should include:

• Minimum of four years' experience in a tax role with a high level of exposure to corporate tax advisory projects, including (but not limited to) corporate tax compliance, corporate and shareholder reorganisations, acquisition and sale structuring, tax due diligence, demergers.
• ATT/CTA and / or ACA qualified.
• Experience of dealing directly with clients and intermediaries.
• A good working knowledge/ experience of the key relevant areas of tax involved in tax compliance and tax accounting including (but not limited to):
  • Tax treatment of exceptional items (e.g. deal fees, right of use assets, assets under construction)
  • Treatment of accruals/provisions, including pension scheme adjustments
  • Loss relief planning, including group relief
  • Corporate interest restriction calculations
  • Controlled foreign company returns
  • Corporate and deferred tax workings/disclosures, including consolidated
• Alphatax experience is preferable, although not essential.
• Be proactive in identifying additional opportunities for other tax service lines.
• Strong project management and communication skills.
• Development of junior staff members including new graduates.

Benefits:

• No timesheets!
• All-Employee Share Reward Scheme which entitles every employee to a share of the firms' profits above a fixed threshold.
• Home and office working is the norm (and has been for a long time)
• High-quality work and people
• Additional voluntary benefits
• Salaries are benchmarked against the big 4