Indirect Tax Consulting Manager (SALT)
reaDublin (OH)
About the role
Indirect Tax Consulting Manager Rea is a growing Top 100 business advisory & accounting firm providing our clients services in tax, accounting, and business consulting. We have a 'People First' culture and we focus on our employees' well-being and professional development. With over 400 professionals and locations throughout Ohio and Florida, our firm has a culture that respects a work-life balance for our team. We also provide competitive compensation and a robust benefits plan. Our indirect tax department provides support to our clients with diagnosis of exposure, remedy and structural changes, and ongoing compliance and controversy support. Primarily, we work with U.S. sales and use tax taxes in multiple state jurisdictions. The Indirect Tax Consulting Manager is involved in most aspects of this practice other than regular tax compliance/return filing. For this particular position we are looking for a candidate to support our research and controversy managers and partners. The successful candidate would be involved in sales and use tax audit defense as well as support on nexus and risk assessment studies remediation support.
Responsibilities:
Assist with nationwide nexus studies for both sales tax, income tax, and other tax types Assist with nationwide risk assessments quantifying exposure for sales tax, income tax, and other tax types Assist with voluntary disclosure projects Prepare memoranda on state and local tax issues/taxability of products or services Assist with due diligence projects Assist in sales and use tax audit defense projects Maintain active communication with clients direct client interaction within your first week
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