In this Tax Advisor role, you’ll support the UK Group across employment and indirect tax advisory and compliance. You act as deputy to the Indirect & Employment Tax Manager, mentoring colleagues and collaborating with HR, Finance and Payroll. You will handle VAT, indirect taxes, and employment tax matters, plus governance and HMRC liaison. Join a respected, family-owned dairy brand and help strengthen tax controls, training, and cross-functional partnerships. This is a high-impact role at scale within Müller UK & Ireland, offering development opportunities and a path to leadership in tax.
Pay / Benefits
Competitive salary
Generous annual bonus
Life Assurance
Health Care Cash Plan
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Enhanced Maternity & Paternity Leave and Bereavement Leave? (Bereavement Leave)
Responsibilities
Provide expert advice on day-to-day and project-related indirect tax queries across the Group
Prepare and review Plastic Packaging Tax Returns and UK/Irish VAT returns
Assess VAT treatment of new products, promotions, and contracts from a tax perspective
Review Alcohol Duty reclaims and support VAT/indirect tax aspects in contracts
Prepare and review PAYE Settlement Agreement workings and submissions to HMRC
Advise on Global Mobility matters, including STBV reporting and shadow payroll arrangements
Review IR35 and off-payroll working implications; advise on Benefits in Kind and Expenses
Support HMRC enquiries and maintain relationships; participate in tax health checks and SAO processes
Identify gaps in processes, implement practical tax risk controls, and train colleagues across Finance, HR, and other departments
Develop networks of tax experts and keep abreast of UK/international tax developments
Key requirements
ATT qualified, CTA desirable
High level of technical tax expertise
Demonstrated experience in UK taxation
Ability to prioritise and meet tight deadlines
Flexible, responsive, and resourceful under changing demands
Strong communication skills and initiative
Leadership capability and ability to train diverse audiences
Clear explanation of complex tax issues to non-tax professionals
Experience supporting tax governance and HMRC interactions
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