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Tax Finance Analyst

Charles Tyrwhitt
Greater London
1 month ago
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The Role

At Charles Tyrwhitt our purpose is to "Make it easy for men to dress well" and we can't do that without our specialist teams.

This time, we're on the lookout for a Tax Finance Analyst who will be working with Kristina from our Group Finance team.

What you will be doing

At Charles Tyrwhitt our purpose is to "Make it easy for men to dress well". The primary purpose of the Tax Analyst is to process and monitor all areas of indirect tax, corporation tax and customs duty compliance across the group, under the guidance of the Tax Manager.

What we are looking for

How we do our work is important to us at CT and anyone who joins us will feel aligned with our 3 BE's: "BE the BOSS", "BE the CUSTOMER" and "BE the BEST".

As a creative and entrepreneurial business, we believe that being together helps create a collaborative environment and is key to our success. Our Tyrwhitteers are the drivers of change, so we're looking for hard working people with a pro-active approach to their work.

Required Experience

  • Strong technical experience, gained within a financial accounting team, audit firm and/or tax department
  • Experience in building strong relationships with internal stakeholders and external advisors


Behavioural Competencies

  • Strong accounting skills and a desire to develop in the area of tax accounting
  • Demonstrate an aptitude to learn and quickly develop a deep understanding of new technical areas
  • Strong communication skills with an ability to build rapport with key stakeholders, both within and outside of the finance department
  • Keen eye for detail and desire to product highly accurate work
  • An ability to analyse and review own work, identifying areas that require investigation


Technical Skills

  • Strong fundamental financial accounting skills across areas such as UK GAAP, Tax and VAT
  • Proven eye for detail with the ability to investigate the root cause of any issues
  • Ability to accurately manipulate large data sets
  • Strong IT skills, particularly Excel and an aptitude to interrogate the in-house ERP systems


What you can expect from us:

  • Competitive salary and excellent bonus scheme
  • A entrepreneurial environment where you'll be encouraged to try things and make changes to drive the business forward
  • You'll have access to Staff Discount from your 1st day, not just at CT but also from The White Company!
  • We operate a hybrid model, working onsite 14 days over a 4-week period. Mondays are fixed office days, with the rest scheduled flexibly (3-4 days per week).
  • We are proud to go about our business in the right way and partner with many charities and sustainability partners - 'giving something back' is an important part of our ethos
  • At HQ we are serious about having fun. Our Christmas and summer parties are the stuff of legend and our CT Social Team ensure there is always something exciting to get involved in


Who we are

Once upon a shirt, Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler (whilst studying Geography at Bristol University - we might add) had the notion that he could make a better shirt at better value than anyone else in the world! He believed that all men; no matter their shape or size, where they may be in the world or their budget; should be able to own a Jermyn Street quality shirt. A proper shirt. A CT shirt.

That was over 3 decades ago and whilst Charles Tyrwhitt (it rhymes with spirit by the way) is still famous for proper shirts, these days we are about so much more than collars and cuffs. Our purpose is to "make it easy for men to dress well". We take care of a chap's entire wardrobe, providing stylish solutions for every occasion. We make sure he gets what he wants, when and how he wants it.

With a unique product offering delivered with exceptional customer service, Charles Tyrwhitt is a world-known, well-loved London-based brand with stores throughout the United Kingdom, France, and the United States. Our Global Head Office is in London Bridge, where our teams that support our online presence in North America, Canada, Europe and Australia are based. We have a small Manhattan office for our US Partnerships and US Retail support teams, and our Distribution Centre and Contact Centre are based in Milton Keynes.

At Charles Tyrwhitt we believe in doing the right thing. That means making our products properly and sustainably, making our business work for our people, our customers, and our suppliers and giving back to charity to support those in need. We're taking a good hard look at our social and environmental impact, and always looking for ways to be better.

'I am Proud and Free to be me!'

When it comes to our people, we really do "Give a shirt".

Tyrwhitteers (our people) are a diverse, passionate and entrepreneurial bunch. We enjoy a fun, engaging and rewarding culture, where everyone is empowered by our 3 BE-liefs which are; "BE the BOSS", "BE the CUSTOMER" and "BE the BEST".

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