Banking & Capital Markets Tax Senior Manager
$124,000 - $335,000 per year
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Lead
SALARY
$124,000 - $335,000 per year
About the role
- Leading tax compliance projects for banking and capital markets clients, confirming adherence to regulatory requirements
- Analyzing financial data to prepare and file accurate tax returns, minimizing risks of non-compliance
- Developing and implementing tax strategies to optimize client tax positions
- Coaching and mentoring teams to enhance their skills in tax planning and compliance
- Collaborating with clients to validate outcomes and incorporate feedback into tax solutions
- Applying systems thinking to identify underlying tax-related challenges and opportunities
- Drafting and reviewing tax documents to support client compliance and planning efforts
- Monitoring and analyzing financial trends to provide strategic tax advice
- Building and maintaining relationships with clients to address their tax needs effectively
- Promoting inclusion and diversity within teams to foster a collaborative work environment
- At least a Bachelor's degree
- At least 6 years of experience
- At least one of the following: Certified Public Accountant, Member of the Bar or other tax, technology, or finance-specific credentials may qualify for this opportunity
- What Sets You Apart:
- Demonstrating advanced skills in corporate tax planning
- Excelling in regulatory compliance consulting for banking sectors
- Utilizing analytical thinking to solve complex tax issues
- Leading teams in drafting and preparing tax documents
- Applying strategic questioning to enhance tax compliance processes
- Managing projects with a focus on financial statement analysis
- Building relationships through effective communication and influence
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