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Senior Manager - Employment Tax

Hays Senior Finance
Reading
1 month ago
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The role

involves working closely with tax partners and the national Workforce Advisory group to deliver a range of employment tax services. Clients span owner-managed companies, large corporations, and charitable organisations. Responsibilities include managing compliance, providing advisory support, and contributing to business development initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver employment tax consultancy advice, including compliance reviews, worker status assessments, and due diligence. Manage Class 1A NIC and P11D reporting, expenses and benefits tax treatment, and remuneration planning. Assist clients with statutory tax forms, including share scheme and employment-related securities reporting. Identify opportunities to offer additional services across corporate tax, VAT, and personal tax. Act with integrity and manage risk across client interactions. Take primary responsibility for financial performance on client projects.

Qualifications and Experience

ACA/CTA (or equivalent) qualification. Extensive employment tax experience across compliance and advisory projects. Strong analytical skills, interpreting financial statements and source documents effectively. Track record in business development and client relationship management. Commitment to ongoing personal and professional development.

Leadership & Development

Provide coaching and mentorship to junior staff. Demonstrate a positive attitude and commitment to team success. Participate in firm-wide initiatives, contributing to business growth. Maintain high professional standards and adhere to risk management policies.

Why Join?

The firm fosters a collaborative, inclusive, and supportive work environment, providing employees with learning opportunities, competitive salaries, and flexible working arrangements. A commitment to diversity ensures that all employees can thrive and progress based on merit.

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Company

At Hays we invest in lifelong partnerships that empower people and businesses to succeed. With over 50 years’ success under our belts and a workforce of 10,000+ people across 32 countries, we’ve evolved to put our customers at the heart of everything we do.



From CFO to Newly Qualified, we work with talented finance professionals and match them with organisations where they can achieve a lasting impact.



So much more than specialist recruiters in accounting and finance, what really sets us apart is our knowledge through scale, deep understanding and our ability to meaningfully innovate for our customers. All our consultants have strong relationships across the industry and the support of our extensive global network. That’s why organisations of all types and sizes – from international blue chips to SMEs – trust us to find the people who can help transform their business.



So, whether you want something local or international, permanent, or interim, we have the breadth of coverage and the depth of understanding to help you find it.



We have specialist recruitment teams in the following areas:

Corporate Governance Credit Control Part-Qualified Accountant Payroll Public Practice Accounting Public Services Accounting Senior Finance – Qualified Support, Ledgers & Bookkeeping Tax & Treasury

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