
Assistant Employment Tax Manager – Manchester
A leading international professional services firm is looking to recruit an Employment Tax Assistant Manager to join its growing national team, based out of Manchester. With a substantial UK presence, a network of offices across the country and a broad range of tax and advisory specialisms, the firm offers the opportunity to work within an established business while benefiting from a collaborative and inclusive culture. Its employment tax team works closely with colleagues across the wider tax practice, providing exposure to a diverse client base and opportunities to develop specialist expertise.
You will support the delivery of a varied portfolio of employment tax advisory and compliance projects, covering PAYE/NIC, benefits and expenses, termination payments, reward strategy, employment status and IR35, CIS, National Minimum Wage and payroll governance. Responsibilities will include preparing technical advice, reviewing calculations and reports, supporting HMRC enquiries and employer compliance reviews, and assisting with year-end processes, including P11Ds and PSAs.
The role offers regular client contact, opportunities to review junior colleagues’ work and involvement in business development and technical training.
Applicants should have strong UK employment tax experience, gained in practice or in-house, with a sound understanding of PAYE/NIC, benefits and expenses, employment status and HMRC procedures. ATT or CTA qualifications would be advantageous.
Interested in taking the next step in your employment tax career? Get in touch for a confidential discussion or send your CV to find out more about this opportunity.
Please note that only those applicants who have a legal right to work in the UK and have an appropriate amount of practical, relevant UK tax experience will be considered for this role. Additionally, candidates already registered with us will be automatically considered for this Manchester position and for any other Manchester-based tax jobs as new opportunities arise.
