Tax Senior Manager - Construction
Tax Senior Manager - Construction
Posted 41 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Developing and sustaining excellent customer relationships with construction and closely held businesses, owning the relationship end-to-end
- Have a thorough understanding of tax matters related to the construction industry to include construction tax accounting methods, lookback calculations, and percentage of completion accounting
- Being anticipatory and consulting on various tax matters
- Actively communicating progress of engagements, problems, and resolutions to customers
- Developing and growing a business network with colleagues, referral relationships, potential customers, and external organizations to attract new business
- Continuously improving specialty area knowledge and professional development
- Holding yourself and others accountable for business development goals
- Recruiting, developing, and motivating team members, creating pools of ready-now leaders
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance or Law; Masters in Tax/LLM, preferred 7+ years of recent public accounting firm experience working with construction and closely held businesses, including managing multiple tax projects and customer engagementsCPA certification required
- Project/team management skills
- Excellent communication and networking acumen
- Ability to manage and grow strong customer relationships
- Experience with tax software and technology
- Regularly required to remain in a stationary position; use hands repetitively to operate standard office equipment; and to talk or hear, both in person and by telephone
- Required to have specific vision abilities which include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus
- Cognitive/Mental RequirementsWhile performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to:
- Use written and oral communication skills.
- Read and interpret data, information, and documents.
- Observe and interpret situations.
- Work under deadlines with frequent interruptions; and
- Interact with internal and external customers and others in the course of work.
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