R&D Technical Report Writer

Job ID: 31257445

Budget: £250 – £750 GBP

CIRD Solutions are a dynamic, established, and fast-growing consultancy company that specialises in accounting services, payroll, and R&D Tax Credits. We provide specialist services to UK businesses, and we offer our services to clients operating in a wide range of industries such as Engineering, Software, Manufacturing, Science, Technology, Food, Agriculture, and many others.

What we are looking for:
- Corporate tax specialists
- Ex HMRC Tax Specialist
- Technical Report Writers

We are looking for a technical report writer who can write detailed and robust reports that describe the R&D activities undertaken by our clients in support of their R&D claim.

This opportunity would suit someone who has knowledge and experience of highly technical fields, who is able to extract and understand the technical areas of the R&D activities and narrate them in a written report that meets HMRC requirements and answers their 4 keys questions.

You will be given raw information from the client and do your own background research where necessary before writing the reports.

Qualifications & Skills :
- Background in a highly technical field
- Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal) with the ability to translate complex ideas into a digestible report
- Knowledge of UK R&D tax relief scheme
- A keen interest for understanding how things work and, in this case, why they don’t.

Each completed report will be paid a market rate fixed fee or should you join the company full time, I would be keen to discuss a competitive benefits package.

Summarised Responsibilities:

- Writing, reviewing and editing project information reports on behalf of clients from a wide range of industries
- Actively supporting the quality assurance process of reviewing and quality checking reports prior to submission to HMRC

- Operating alongside other internal teams on specific tasks such as data collection interviews with clients to obtain relevant information regarding their R&D tax relief claim