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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a CTA qualified Tax Manager to join awell-established accountancy firm. This full-time role offers excellent benefits and a salary range of £55,000 - £60,000.

As a Tax Manager, You will be advising clients on key tax areas, including income and capital tax planning, trusts, succession planning, share options, and residency issues.

You will be responsible for:

Overseeing a diverse portfolio of clients, ensuring high-quality service.
Leading the tax advisory team, collaborating with other departments as needed.
Supporting business development, marketing, and networking efforts alongside senior partners.
Mentoring and developing junior staff to foster growth within the team.

What we are looking for:

Previous experience working as a Tax Manager, Tax Senior, Tax Accountant or in a similar role.
CTA qualification.
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills.
Ability to manage a diverse portfolio and drive business development initiatives.
Proactive approach to business development.

What's on offer:

Permanent health insurance scheme
Death in service scheme
50 per cent private health insurance (optional)
Flexible working via our TOIL system

This is an exceptional Tax Manager opportunity to advance your career in a supportive and progressive firm. Apply now to seize this opportunity.

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