Tax Executive, Client Solutions

Crowe UK
Manchester
1 year ago
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About CroweCrowe is a leading national audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm with global reach and local expertise. We are an independent member of Crowe Global, one of the top 10 accounting networks in the world, with access to more than 40,000 people in over 140+ countries and across more than 800+ offices globally.Our vision is to be recognised as essential to the future success of our clients by helping them to answer tomorrow’s questions and make smart decisions that have lasting value through the highest quality audit, tax, advisory and consulting services.Crowe is where talented people can realise their potential, are successful and enjoy what they do by making a positive difference to our clients, communities and each other. At Crowe, our aim is to create a community where regardless of gender, identity, sexuality, race, ethnicity, education or background, everyone is valued, can flourish and achieve their full potential.Role descriptionWe are looking for an enthusiastic and organised individual who has experience with the UK Tax system to help support our client facing teams with technology and software solutions.The role sits within the wider innovations team driving digital transformation within our business, with a focus on the Tax Practice.This role will suit someone who enjoys variety, problem solving, and has good interpersonal skills.Responsibilities Support tax teams with new processes due to legislative changes such as MTDAssist in research and trials of alternative tax technology solutionsDeliver training on processes and softwareUtilise emerging technologies such a Gen AI and roboticsSupport teams in developing best practice processesSupport the implementation of new technology solutions for the tax practiceMeet with team members to discuss where improvements are needed to enhance our systemsWork with other specialists to consider how data analysis and data science can be usedInvolvement in forming tax technology training content and supporting the Learning and Development team as neededTraining will be provided on all software solutions, and ongoing support will be given by our team of IT experts.This is a varied role with scope for development, utilising the firm’s agile working policy with a primary location in one of Crowe’s current offices.RequirementsProblem solving skills are essentialA passion for client service is essentialStrong communication skills are essentialAn understanding of UK tax systems is essentialExcellent organisational skills are essentialExperience of working in accountancy practice is desirableGood working knowledge of Microsoft Office is desirableAble to work on own initiative, but also be a team playerKnowledge of tax software is desirable but not essentialWhy choose Crowe?At Crowe we understand that it is often the culture and values of a firm that are most important when looking for a new workplace.Whether you’re working in statutory audit, corporate tax or you’re a marketing or HR specialist, we place our people at the centre of everything that we do; promoting a collaborative, inclusive and friendly culture while remaining passionate about supporting and developing our people as they build their careers. We listen to our people and adapt to their changing needs alongside the needs of our growing business. We invest in our people to help them be the best they can be.We value new ideas and innovation, and welcome people who are committed to making a difference by delivering excellent services to our people, clients and communities.At Crowe, you will find the specialist knowledge, the resources and the commitment to help you build a satisfying and rewarding career, with continued learning and development, highly competitive salaries and flexible benefits.We want to create the best environment for our people to grow and thrive and recognise the importance of offering a flexible approach to our working environment, which we would be happy to discuss with you further.Crowe is committed to equal opportunity and diversity in recruitment and employment. We value the differences that a diverse workforce brings to our organisation, driving effectiveness in our teams and providing our clients with a quality service.Entry and progression within the firm is determined solely by the application of objective criteria, personal performance and merit which is supported by a clearly defined career pathway..

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