Project Analyst – TAX
Job Type : Permanent, Full Time
Salary : £28000 – £40000/annum
Are you an Architect or Architectural Assistant who has decided to change career paths? Does the idea of a Research & Development tax spark your interest for a new career venture?
Conrad Consulting are pleased to be partnering up with a leading Tax advisory firm of consultants specialising in R & D tax and are on the lookout for a Project Analyst to join their busy Head Office in London. This opportunity will be suited to an Architect who is seeking the opportunity for progression whilst working alongside an ambitious team.
The Family run company pride themselves on providing an excellent and compliant client service, working with companies from a range of industries, with architecture making up a large portion. The ideal project analyst will have a background in Architecture to advise on all things Architecture.
This role for Project Analyst will include:
Liaising with clients to identify qualifying projects
Producing technical reports for submission to HMRC
Collating and analysing clients' expenditure to identify qualifying costs
Producing financial reports for submission to HMRC
Liaising with clients' accountants
Therefore, it is essential that the applicants can demonstrate experience/skills in:
Competent with Microsoft office, particularly excel and word
Architecture – through a degree or practical experience
Excellent communication skills both Written and Oral
Keen eye for detail
Excellent time management – Ability to effectively prioritise a diverse workload
Positive can do attitude & a great team player
The successful candidate can expect to receive a highly competitive salary of up to £40,000 dependant on experience.
If this Project Analyst role sounds like an ideal opportunity for you then make sure that you apply today. To be considered for the role please forward your CV through to Kirsty Anderson at Conrad Consulting or contact Kirsty on (phone number removed) for further information
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