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This newly created role will manage direct tax across the Softcat Group including working with advisors on the preparation of corporation tax returns across all regions (UK, APAC, US, Canada and the EU), half-year and full-year consolidated group tax reporting, transfer pricing, Country-by-Country (CbyC) reporting and Pillar 2 submissions. This role will be pivotal to developing and improving Softcat's direct tax processes, with assistance from advisors and the wider tax team. Softcat's direct tax submissions are mostly outsourced but this role would be instrumental in bringing the preparation of some returns in-house and establishing preparation processes for new returns as required by multinational expansion or in accordance with enacted legislation. In addition, there will be opportunity for ad-hoc project work and employment tax matters (such as PAYE Settlement Agreements) as desired.
Job Responsibility:
Coordinating UK and international corporation tax submissions and reporting requirements
Preparing consolidated group tax reporting and statutory tax notes with advisor support
Managing transfer pricing compliance, CbC reporting and Pillar 2 calculations
Liaising with auditors, Treasury and finance teams to support tax processes and deadlines
Driving tax strategy, ensuring compliance and delivering ad‑hoc direct tax projects
Management and support of one direct report
Requirements:
An accounting or tax qualification (ACCA/ACA/CTA) with 2–4 years' post‑qualification experience
Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate across teams and seniority levels
A proactive, curious approach with a drive to learn, improve processes and progress
Confidence, strong judgement and a pragmatic, solutions‑focused mindset
Comfort working in a fast‑paced and sometimes ambiguous environment