Mixed Tax Manager - Top 100 Practice

Mixed Tax Manager

• Lead, mentor, and develop a team of tax compliance professionals, ensuring performance excellence and career progression.
  
• Manage end -to -end preparation, review and submission of corporate, personal and indirect tax returns in compliance with HMRC and international standards.
  
• Ensure adherence to evolving UK tax legislation, OECD guidelines, and cross -jurisdictional compliance requirements.
  
• Establish and maintain rigorous quality assurance processes, audit readiness protocols and internal control frameworks.
  
• Conduct regular compliance risk assessments and implement proactive mitigation strategies.
  
• Collaborate with audit, advisory, and client service teams to integrate compliance data and deliver cohesive client solutions.
  
• Champion process improvement initiatives using automation, digital tools and data analytics to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
  
• Act as the primary liaison during tax authority audits, inquiries and regulatory investigations.
  
• Provide strategic insights to leadership on regulatory changes, emerging risks and compliance implications.
  
• Represent the firm in professional networks, industry forums and regulatory consultations to maintain thought leadership.
  

• CTA or equivalent professional qualification is essential for this role.
  
• Progressive experience in personal and corporate tax compliance, with a background in a management or leadership capacity.
  
• This role would suit someone with a compliance background and experience in corporate restructures.
• Expertise in UK tax legislation, including Corporation Tax, Income Tax, VAT, PAYE and NICs, with exposure to international compliance frameworks.
  
• Demonstrated success in leading cross -functional teams and delivering high -quality compliance outputs under tight deadlines.
  
• Strong analytical, problem -solving, and decision -making skills with meticulous attention to detail.
  
• Proficiency in tax compliance software (e.g., Xero, Sage, TaxCalc, Thomson Reuters) and advanced Microsoft Excel (macros, pivot tables, complex formulas).