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Oversee the management of tax advisory projects, ensuring the achievement of vital milestones and deadlines.Offer technical assistance to junior team members, utilising tax legislation, HMRC guidelines, and legal precedents, with guidance from the tax partners.Coordinate and engage with essential stakeholders such as accountants, solicitors, financial advisors, and other professionals concerning client affairs.Maintain clients informed about project progression, ensuring they stay well-informed.Conduct an initial assessment of project advisory tasks before submission for partner evaluation.Set an example through exemplary client relationships, technical excellence, and service provision.Contribute to business growth initiatives and involvement in proposal endeavours.Oversee teams, while providing guidance, coaching, and fostering the professional development of staff members.ACA/CTA qualified preferred, or newly qual./qual. by experience.Possesses adept interpersonal abilities alongside effective verbal and written communication.Demonstrates substantial expertise in matters pertaining to private client and OMB tax advisory affairs.Maintains a consistent elevated level of motivation, demonstrating enthusiasm and a constructive outlook that resonates throughout the team.Embraces an encompassing and cooperative method, interacting respectfully with both colleagues and clients.Offers valuable insights and aptly applies knowledge to address business and client challenges.Communicates with significant influence, employing an open, candid, coherent, and consistent approach.

As Ingredients Procurement Manager based in Leicestershire, the focus will be to drive engagement with the procurement strategy, and lead initiatives and projects to ensure that procurement is recognised as a valued function, including.In addition, you will have category responsibility for a portfolio of ingredients and drive engagement with suppliers across cost, value, sustainability, quality, innovation, efficiency, risk management etc.A successful Ingredients Procurement Manager should have:Proven experience as a Senior Category / Commodity / Procurement Manager within the food manufacturing industryExperience of strategic category management, alongside strong negotiation skills, with the ability to maintain professional relationshipsExcellent stakeholder management and cross-functional leadership skillsStrong negotiation skills and the ability to network and influence suppliersProject management skillsDegree education and CIPS qualification desirable but not essential

The Procurement Manager will be responsible for developing the business to achieve best practice and add value across the Supply Chain. In conjunction with the wider business, you will be responsible for developing purchasing strategies and sourcing initiatives across all categories.Identifying areas for improvement to continually drive performance and business resultsCreate, review and challenge processes within the department and company to ensure it is value-addedSupplier capacity reviews to support any new or on-going business requirementsPreparing reports and presentations for senior managementIdentification and implementation of cost saving opportunitiesBuilding long term business relationships and partnering with reliable vendors and suppliersPerforming strategic procurement activities across multiple categories of spendAbility to make systematic and logical judgements with an attention to detail and having a high degree of accuracyThe successful candidate will have proven ability to foster and develop a procurement function along with implementing new processes and developing ways of working.Self-confident - able to rely on their own judgementDemonstrable experience of leading a purchasing functionGood commercial awareness and acumenFlexible and adaptableExcellent communication skills, clear and concise written and verbal skill, with demonstrated skills of negotiation and influencing at all stakeholder levelsStrong interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate cross functionally and as part of a team

Your role will involve working alongside the adoptions team to ensure projects are priced accordingly and that the projects can run smoothly and to budget. You will be involved in all aspects of estimating across projects including small civils works, open space car parks, footpaths and adoptions works.Ideally you will have a background working in the civils sector - if this is working within housing developments/projects this would be an advantage but isn't essential. You will have a knowledge of similar types of projects and be able to adapt to a busy and demanding department and role. This role would suit someone who is able to hit the ground running and has experience working in a similar estimating role.

Preparation of accounts from a variety of client's systems - Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, etcAudit of financial statements from planning to completion, including responsibility for managing the on-site audit team, where applicablePreparation of draft corporation tax computationsActioning queries raised by the accounts and tax managers on the draft accounts and tax computationsFinalisation of the accounts and corporation tax computations following client meetingsActing as a point of contact for clients for ad hoc queriesProviding training, guidance, and support to members of the team as requiredMake suggestions for updating and improving the department and the firm's systems and processesAttending clients' premises predominantly across Yorkshire depending on the locationProfessional accounting qualification (ACA, ACCA, CPA).Demonstrable experience of statutory audit experience gained in public practice.Strong knowledge of accounting and financial principles, laws and best practices.Excellent computer skills; experience in accounting software, Microsoft Office Suite.An analytical mind with excellent data collection and analysis skills.Good organisational and time management skills.Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills.