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Senior Tax Manager - Funds & Private Equity

Location

London

Salary

£80,000 to £115,000

Type

Permanent

Senior Manager - Funds & Private Equity

Big 4 - London -£80,000 - 115,000 + cash allowance & package

I'm working on a great opportunity to join a leading Big 4 Funds & Private Equity team, advising some of the biggest names across Private Equity, Private Credit, Infrastructure, Hedge Funds and Real Estate.

The work is genuinely varied - covering the fund manager, founders/key people, funds, investors and investments, with a strong international element.

What's involved?

  • Managing a portfolio of high-profile UK and international Funds & PE clients
  • Advising on complex UK and international tax matters
  • Working directly with senior stakeholders, founders and decision-makers
  • Working alongside Financial Services Tax, Deals Tax and international teams
  • Leading and developing junior team members
  • Getting involved in business development and growing the team
  • Plenty of exposure to Partners and Directors

What they're looking for:

  • AIF / Alternative Investment Funds experience
  • Strong UK tax background
  • Someone who enjoys client interaction and building relationships
  • Commercial, proactive and keen to get involved
  • UK tax, accounting or legal qualification

If you're an Tax Senior Manager and curious about the Big 4, drop me a message - email kevin.racher@pro-tax.co.uk or call on 07968 202512.

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