Job Description Senior Tax Adviser

Fresh People are working with a highly respected, independent chartered accountancy and advisory firm based in Canterbury, known for delivering tailored tax and business solutions to a diverse portfolio of clients.

Due to continued growth, they are now looking to appoint a Senior Tax Adviser to join their established and forward-thinking tax team. This role offers a blend of advisory and compliance work, with a strong emphasis on delivering commercially focused tax solutions to clients ranging from owner-managed businesses to high-net-worth individuals.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage a portfolio of clients, providing both corporate and/or personal tax advisory services
• Deliver high-quality tax planning and structuring advice
• Review complex tax computations and returns
• Provide guidance on areas including:
• Corporate restructuring
• Shareholder planning
• Capital gains tax
• Inheritance tax planning
• Business succession
• Support Partners on advisory projects and transactions
• Build and maintain strong, long-term client relationships
• Mentor and support junior members of the tax team

Requirements

• Professionally qualified CTA (CIOT) preferred
• ICAEW / ACA qualified candidates also considered, particularly with strong tax exposure
• Proven experience within a practice environment
• Strong technical knowledge across corporate and/or personal tax
• Demonstrable experience in advisory-led work (not purely compliance)
• Confident communicator with strong client-facing capability
• Commercial mindset with the ability to identify opportunities

Why Join

• Join a well-established, partner-led firm with an excellent reputation in the South East
• Exposure to a broad and high-quality client portfolio
• Genuine opportunity to shape and influence client outcomes
• Clear progression pathway within a growing tax function
• Supportive and collaborative culture with direct Partner access

Additional Information -Ideal for someone looking to step into a senior advisory-focused role with long-term progression

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