Full job descriptionA growing firm of chartered accountants, with a busy tax team led by a Tax Partner, is looking for a Tax Semi-Senior to join their Central London or Harrow office.
Why This FirmThis is a step up from the ground floor, with a team around you to learn from. You’ll work on real client files from day one, across individuals, directors, companies and owner-managed businesses, with the support of experienced Seniors, Managers and a Tax Partner who is on hand when you need them.
The tax team has a clear structure from Senior up to Partner, and the wider firm is partner-led, growing and part of a global accountancy network. That matters when you’re building a career, because the people above you have usually come up through the same route, and there are examples of staff progressing all the way to partner.
What The Job Actually Involves*Preparing self-assessment tax returns and corporation tax returns, working to deadlines
*Drafting tax computations for review by Seniors and Managers
*Dealing with HMRC correspondence and keeping clients’ affairs on track
*Helping to research tax queries and supporting advisory assignments
*Supporting the wider tax team with day-to-day compliance work
*Building your technical knowledge, with training alongside real client work
What You’ll Need*Part-qualified ATT, CTA, ACA or ACCA, or working towards it
*Some practice tax experience, with a good grounding in personal and corporate tax
*A careful, organised approach and a head for detail
*Willingness to learn quickly and ask questions
*Flexibility during the busy periods around filing deadlines
What’s On OfferStudy support towards your next exam, regular development events and a team that wants you to progress. The culture is collaborative rather than competitive, with colleagues who share knowledge freely, in a modern open-plan office with remote access for working off-site.
If you’re early in your tax career and want to grow quickly in a firm that rewards progress, apply now. Candidates must have the right to work in the UK.