Group Tax Manager

Location: London
Type: Permanent
Salary: £90,000 - £100,000 Per Annum

Orka Financial is working with a rapidly growing, international Tech company based in central London to recruit their Group Tax Manager. This is a business that has been experiencing significant year on year growth that shows no signs of slowing down. Now trading in multiple countries it is a really exciting time for someone to join in this crucial role.

The Group Tax Manager will be responsible for leading the group's global tax function, developing strategies to optimise tax efficiency, and ensuring compliance across multiple regions, with legal entities in UK, US, Greece, Singapore and Czechia. You'll act as the primary contact for all tax matters, advising senior stakeholders and collaborating with teams across Finance, Legal, and People to support the companies continued international expansion.

Responsibilities:
Own and develop the group's tax policy, strategy, and governance framework
Lead tax planning and structuring projects aligned with the companies commercial goals
Map and monitor global tax risks and opportunities
Oversee global corporate tax compliance and reporting, including UK, US and international jurisdictions
Ensure adherence to OECD Transfer Pricing requirements, managing documentation and audits
Manage indirect tax compliance, including UK VAT, US Sales tax and other international equivalents
Lead the preparation and submission of annual corporate tax returns in collaboration with local advisors
Advise on tax implications of business expansion, M&A activity and group restructuring
Partner with Legal on employee share schemes and with People on payroll tax matters
Support R&D tax credit claims and oversee tax due diligence processes
Maintain constructive relationships with tax authorities globally

Profile:
Qualified tax professional (CTA or equivalent) with at least 3 years' post-qualification experience in industry
Strong technical expertise across UK, US and international tax, including transfer pricing and global reporting standards
Working knowledge of US tax principles
Commercially astute, with the ability to translate technical tax concepts into business-focused advice
Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
Self-directed and able to work independently, taking ownership of projects and decisions with minimal supervision

Salary:
£90,000 - £100,000 + bonus + benefits