Group Tax Accountant
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Group Tax Accountant
- Permanent
Leeds, West Yorkshire
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Start your job searchDelighted to be working on a brand new and exclusive Group Tax Accountant role for a well established business in Leeds.
Working in a small but impressive tax team duties will include:
- Reviewing corporation tax schedules
- Ensuring tax losses are being correctly tracked and monitored
- Reviewing annual corporate tax returns and tax computations submitted by the regions
- Consolidation of global tax accounting to support the Head of Tax in monitoring global effective tax rates, identification of tax risks and improve accuracy of tax reporting
- Supporting the Group Finance function in delivering projects across the group, including the introduction of Pillar II
- Reviewing and challenge deferred tax balances prepared and submitted by regional Finance teams
- Provide feedback, training and support to regional finance teams
- Assist in implementing new processes and procedures across the group
If you would like more details please contact me on: Andy.craven@markssattin.com / 07590 370093
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