Tax Manager (AI sector)
atlas searchNew York (NY)
$150k
ApplyAbout the role
Ready to join an AI company that provides a lot of Flexibility? That’s thriving both domestically and internationally? This is a newly created Tax Manager role at a AI company here in NYC that is looking for their 1st tax hire. This Tech company has recently gained attention for a significant move in other spaces and diversifying their revenue stream. For instance, they secured a major deal with a gaming company to provide high-performance computing servers. This Tax Manager role reports to the Head of Tax who is fantastic! He’s a good guy who is exceptionally sharp and an excellent leader. The Head of Tax is looking for a corporate tax candidate with compliance, provision and ideally some international tax experience. This is a massive growth opportunity, and you'll have a ton of exposure across the board as you'll be responsible for everything related to tax, which will also includes research, and strategy. They are only 2 days in office! Also, compensation includes not only a cash bonus but also equity. Additional Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Manage foreign tax compliance, research and planning with external advisors Prepare and review tax accruals, budgets and forecasts Review analysis and reconciliations of general ledger accounts Manage taxing authority and internal/external financial audits
Requirements: 5+ Years of Corporate Tax (1120) and Tax Provision (ASC 740) experience
Compensation: $150k/200k base + 20% target cash bonus + RSUsDays in Office:
Only 2 days per week
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