VAT Manager: Financial Services Specialism

Job Details

• This firm has a strong and growing presence in the financial services space, particularly private equity and asset management.
• They’ve identified they would really welcome someone in the small, Partner-led VAT team who can focus in on the provision of advice to these kind of clients – this is a rare opportunity to use your financial services VAT expertise outside of the large firms.
• Your brief will be carrying our VAT reviews and managing a client portfolio, keen to work on almost exclusively consultancy work and business development matters.
• You’ll support (and be supported by) the senior VAT leadership on the development of the offering; key will be strong UK VAT technical skills and the ability to convey that knowledge clearly and concisely both verbally and in writing.
• The firm is good on work/life balance and it’s an environment where you’ll find the Partners and senior leaders approachable and keen to help you develop your career.
• Hybrid working here means three days a week in the office in central London, and there’s a good bonus scheme on offer too.

Market rate for this kind of position is typically £60,000 to £75,000, depending on experience. Please note that specific salary bandings for roles with individual clients may vary from these guidelines.

Company

Founded in 1987, BLT’s Indirect Tax Team is widely acknowledged as the market leaders in this niche field. We were the first recruitment company to identify Indirect Tax as a discrete field in its own right and the team is still unique in its exclusive concentration on all matters Indirect Tax. This affords us decades worth of active leadership in the development of the Indirect Tax discipline.

We look to place you in the right role, at the right time, simple as that. You may be looking to be matched to one of the fantastic opportunities offered by our global clientele, or you may be not actively looking to move roles, but would welcome some honest and personalised career advice – whichever way, you’ll