Tax Reporting Adviser

Overview

A global professional services firm is seeking a Tax Reporting Advisor for its London office, offering the chance to join a highly regarded finance team. The role supports complex tax compliance and reporting for large international partnerships, with exposure to sophisticated tax matters. You’ll benefit from flexible working, ongoing training, and advanced technology, within an inclusive, collaborative environment that supports development and continuous learning.

Salary: Competitive and based on experience

Location: London

• Work within a collaborative and inclusive finance team that values your expertise and supports your professional development through regular training opportunities.
• Benefit from flexible working arrangements designed to help you balance your career ambitions with your personal commitments, ensuring a healthy work-life balance.
• Gain exposure to international tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions, leveraging advanced technology tools and working closely with external advisors on high-impact projects.
• Prepare detailed UK tax computation analyses for large partnerships spanning multiple jurisdictions, including Europe, Africa, Asia, and North America.
• Review items of expenditure for tax purposes, identifying disallowable expenses and applying relevant reliefs, allowances, and deductions such as capital allowances.
• Collaborate with external advisors on the maintenance and optimisation of machine learning tools used for analysing tax disallowable expenditure, ensuring accuracy and efficiency through annual reviews of underlying tax rules.
• Advise on the selection and implementation of new technology solutions that enhance efficiency and control within existing tax processes.
• Compile comprehensive schedules for UK Partnership Tax returns, including allocation of income items by partner such as trading profits, dividends, untaxed interest, gift aid contributions, and income from permanent establishments in Australia.
• Calculate specific remuneration adjustments for partners in various jurisdictions as required by local regulations.
• Facilitate timely payment of Corporation Tax for the UK Service Company by providing accurate information to external advisors for CT return preparation.
• Support year-end processes including allocation of accounting profits to relevant jurisdictions and calculation of partner tax reserves.
• Build financial models in partnership with senior finance leaders to support firm-wide funding decisions, structural tax changes, profit allocation strategies, intra-entity profit flows, and effective tax rate estimates.
• Draft and maintain roles & responsibilities matrices for global finance teams as well as risk & controls matrices for direct and indirect taxes, ensuring buy-in from all stakeholders.

The ideal candidate for the Tax Reporting Advisor position brings substantial experience gained from working within large professional partnerships or corporate environments. Your proven track record includes hands-on involvement with complex UK partnership tax computations alongside advanced technical skills in Excel modelling. You possess recognised qualifications in both accounting and taxation—demonstrating your commitment to excellence—and are comfortable navigating intricate compliance requirements across diverse jurisdictions.

Your collaborative approach enables you to work seamlessly with internal teams as well as external advisors on technology-driven initiatives that improve operational efficiency. You excel at drafting clear process documentation and maintaining rigorous controls frameworks that support global governance objectives. Above all, your interpersonal skills foster an atmosphere of trust where knowledge sharing is encouraged; you are dependable under pressure and dedicated to continuous learning through regular training opportunities.

• At least four years’ experience in a tax or finance role within either a large professional partnership or corporate environment is essential for success in this position.
• An initial qualification in tax or accounting (such as ATT, ACCA or ACA) is mandatory; candidates should also hold a…