This family owned company is looking for a Group Tax Manager / Head of Tax to manage their UK and overseas taxation requirements.
Reporting to the company Directors you will be responsible for monitoring the Group's position under HMRC's business risk review regime and actively main the Group risk register. You will coordinate the SAO process, prepare the online tax strategy document and will also have responsibility for UK tax compliance across corporate tax, indirect tax, employment tax and international taxes. Working alongside the external advisers you will also have exposure to transfer pricing issues and will work on ad-hoc project work such as M&A transactions and R&D claims.
You should be ACA/CTA qualified. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone in practice at experienced manager or senior manager level looking to move into industry or for someone already in industry looking to take a step up to Head of Tax.
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EMEA Tax Director, London, to £150k base + bonus
Greater London Tax Jobs
EMEA Tax Director (US MNC)
London (two days in the office / three days working from home)
£120,000 - 150,000 base salary plus bonus & benefits
US HQ of this major MNC is looking for a proven leader to manage its EMEA Tax Function based...
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