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I have a new role available at one of our leading FTSE 100 clients, with a high-performing Group Tax function within a large, complex international organisation. This role offers the chance to work closely with senior stakeholders, influence key business decisions, and contribute to strategic tax initiatives across the UK and internationally. The role is split 50/50 between operational compliance (reviewing) and advisory work.

Your new role
You will:
Providing best‑in‑class tax business partnering through a strong understanding of business activities

Delivering governance-led, commercially focused tax advice to stakeholders
Building and maintaining strong working relationships with senior internal stakeholders and external advisers
Monitoring changes in tax legislation and regulatory developments, assessing business impacts
Articulating effective tax rate and tax accounting consequences of tax advice
Reviewing, managing and delivering UK and international tax compliance and associated payment obligations
Leading and supporting process improvement initiatives, including increased use of tax technology, AI tools, and robotic process automation
Delivering ad hoc tax projects aligned to wider team objectives
Coaching junior team members (no direct line management responsibility)
What you'll need to succeed
You will have strong technical background in UK corporate tax with some exposure to International tax. You will be ACA, ACCA and/or CTA qualified. This may be your first move from an accounting firm, having built up experience at Manager or Senior Manager level or have already gained in‑house experience.

What you'll get in return
You will receive a salary dependent on experience up to £80,000 plus a car allowance. A bonus scheme of up to 25% is available, along with private medical and opportunities to purchase equity in the company. More details on application. Flexible working options are available, hybrid working with only one day in the office.

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