Tax Manager
City of London, London
Tax Manager
- Permanent
City of London, London
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Start your job searchGiven significant growth in the past years, they are looking for someone to improve and consolidate the international tax governance and control.
The firm has a very dynamic and fast-paced environment with extensive exposure across senior management, they are looking for someone to take responsibility for the function.
Responsibilities:
- Review of tax provisioning computations in local tax packs.
- Identification and resolution of issues within local tax provisions and tax status questionnaires, as prepared by the local finance/tax teams.
- Assist in the preparation of each tax reporting cycle.
- Act as a key point of contact for local finance teams in all matters tax.
- Assist in the design & implementation of new processes and controls.
Qualifications:
- Accountancy and/or Tax Qualification (CTA, ACA, ACCA etc.).
- IFRS tax accounting.
- Prior experience working in a FS organisation.
- Group reporting experience.
This is an exceptional role for a great organisation with a supportive, friendly yet hardworking environment, feel free to apply to be considered for the role.
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