Private Client Tax Senior Associate wanted for a leading Oxford accountancy firm Private Client Tax Senior Associate Oxford (Hybrid) Permanent, Full-time A fast-growing, tech-enabled accounting firm is seeking a Senior Associate to join its Private Client team. This dynamic organisation works with ambitious businesses and entrepreneurs across the UK, helping them plan better and grow faster through expert advice and innovative technology. The firm fosters a respectful, collaborative environment where employees work together towards shared goals and ambitious growth. About the Role As a Senior Associate in the Private Client team, you'll play a key part in supporting clients on a wide range of personal tax matters. You’ll be responsible for preparing annual self-assessment tax returns, calculating liabilities, and guiding clients through compliance processes. Strong communication and relationship-building skills are essential, as is close collaboration with internal teams. Key Responsibilities Manage a portfolio of personal tax clients, including billing and tracking progress Support junior colleagues by reviewing tax returns and offering guidance Advise on tax planning matters, including Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax Collaborate on high-level tax planning initiatives to grow your expertise Build and maintain client relationships throughout the year Participate in work-shadowing opportunities with senior tax professionals Qualifications & Experience ACCA, ACA or ATT qualified/part-qualified, or qualified through experience Minimum of 2 years' experience in accountancy, with a focus on private client tax Strong working knowledge of UK tax legislation and compliance Career Progression & Culture This firm places great emphasis on personal development and career progression. Employees receive tailored growth plans, comprehensive learning support, and regular performance reviews. It’s a fast-paced, rewarding environment that values flexible working and employee wellbeing. Working Arrangement 37.5 hours per week on a hybrid basis (50% remote, 50% office-based) Core hours: 10am–4pm, Monday to Friday Flexible working policies and strong support for professional development 4705762