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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Tax Partner with 10 years’ PQE to join a well-established accountancy firm. This role offers excellent benefits and a competitive salary.

As a Tax Partner, you will collaborate with the firm’s partners on strategic tax planning and advisory projects.

You will be responsible for:

Assisting the Managing Partner with technical guidance and marketing initiatives to grow the tax services offered by the firm.
Leading and mentoring a team, overseeing their work and supporting their professional growth.
Driving new business development and representing the firm at industry events and networking opportunities.

What we are looking for:

Previously worked as a Tax Partner, Senior Tax Manager, Tax Director, Head of tax, Taxation Manager, Tax Assistant Manager or in a similar role.
At least 10 years of post-qualification experience.
Strong corporate tax background with experience in owner-managed businesses and SME tax planning.
Proven track record in delivering commercial tax solutions.
ATT, CTA, ACA, or ACCA qualified with tax experience.

What's on offer

Annual bonus scheme
Pension and medical cover
Competitive Partner-level remuneration
Flexible benefits and reward package

Apply now for this exceptional Tax Partner opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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