Tax Junior Analyst (London – UK) Visa Sponsorship Available

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Deloitte

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London, England

Position available ASAP

Constantin, an office of Deloitte France based in the heart of the City of London, comprises approximately 135 individuals and specialises in the audit of UK subsidiaries of French and international groups audited by Deloitte.

As part of Deloitte France and Deloitte Central Europe, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the most prominent French businesses in the world, including LVMH, Veolia, Vinci, Imerys, Michelin, Elior, Technicolor, Vivendi-Havas, Accor and Sotheby’s.

Your role

We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented individual to join our Tax department as a Tax Junior Analyst. This role presents an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate aspiring to embark on a fulfilling career in tax, with an international and challenging environment to progress quickly in their career.

Training

As a Tax Junior Analyst, you will receive hands-on training and exposure to various aspects of tax audit, tax compliance and advisory services. Over the course of our four-year ACA training programme , you will gain exposure to a variety of clients and industries, developing your technical skillset as well as having fast progression on a structured career path.

You will be provided with full study support – you will have access to Deloitte’s global world-class training materials and be sponsored and supported with time off to study towards attaining your Association of Chartered Accountants (ACA) qualification through ICAEW.

Responsibilities

For our tax compliance clients, your main responsibilities will involve:

  • the preparation of corporation tax computations,
  • returns and tax accounting schedules,
  • advising the client about the group or entity’s current and deferred tax positions and tax payment obligations,
  • assisting the preparation of tax disclosures in the financial statements,
  • and providing any ad hoc tax advice as required.

You will also be responsible for preparing iXBRL tagging and contacting HMRC on behalf of the client.

As you progress, you will be assisting the managers in performing tax audit reviews for both group reporting and statutory audit. This involves reviewing the entity’s current and deferred tax positions to ensure no material misstatements and reviewing the tax disclosures presented in the financial statements to ensure no disclosure errors. You will also be involved in liaising with both the audit team and the client to resolve any issues identified and present the tax position in audit closing meetings as required.

There will also be opportunities to assist in tax advisory projects as opportunities arise.

Your profile

Ordinarily, all applicants are required to have the right to work in the UK. If you do not, but still wish to apply for the position, please attach a cover letter as part of your application briefly explaining the reason you believe you should be considered for visa sponsorship.

We are looking for someone with:

  • A bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 2:1 in any discipline (or during the final year of your studies and expect to achieve a minimum of 2:1). Preferably a degree in accounting.
  • Excellent attention to detail.
  • Excellent English communication skills, both verbal and written.
  • Good IT skills, including the proficient use of both Microsoft Excel and Word.
  • Previous work experience in tax or accounting would be a plus.
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