Chancery Court Tax Chambers is seeking applications from tax solicitors with at least 3 years PQE. Though not strictly necessary, some degree of private client experience is preferable.
The candidate should be eager to develop their experience and skills, undertaking highly complex tax advisory and contentious work, where they will work under experienced tax counsel as part of a close knit and dynamic team.
The role is office based and involves advising on novel, bespoke and high value tax issues, under time pressure with minimal supervision.
Key requirements:
- Excellent academic background with a undergraduate degree (2:1 as a minimum), A-Levels, and GCSE (or equivalent).
- Highly self‑motivated, organised and capable of working on your own initiative with minimal supervision.
- Excellent analytical skills, problem‑solving abilities, and a sharp memory.
- Highly articulate and eloquent written and spoken English.
- Good working knowledge of key English legal concepts underpinning tax law, including contracts, trusts, partnerships, companies, insolvency, and land law.
Our clients include high and ultra‑high net worth individuals, public figures, business owners and senior executives, trustees, funds and their professional advisers. The role will involve considerable direct client contact, so it is essential that you are experienced and comfortable in dealing with highly demanding clients (if direct access) and their advisers, who are typically solicitors, accountants, trustees and wealth managers.
Experience in the following areas of UK taxation:
- All direct taxes – income tax, capital gains tax, Inheritance Tax, ATED and SDLT – and the key anti‑avoidance provisions, reliefs, and exemptions.
- Private client tax work: residence and domicile issues, remittances, double taxation issues/treaties, UK and offshore trusts/funds/foundations, estates, companies and UK property/investment holding structures.
- Corporation Tax and VAT matters for small and medium‑sized owner‑managed businesses, investment companies and partnerships (including LLPs) and corporate restructuring.
- Tax administration, statutory enquiries, assessments, penalties, appeals, statutory reviews, statutory and non‑statutory clearances, HMRC Code of Practice 9, GAAR, international exchange of information (CRS/FATCA/MDR) and public registers.
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