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Tax Manager

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360 headhunterDenver (CO)

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$100,000 - $150,000 per year

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About the role

Develop a full range of tax services in compliance with laws and regulations with a time frame. Build relationships and interact with clients to provide excellent planning, consulting and expertise. Provide innovative tax planning and review complex income tax returns; Review engagement work papers, resolve any problems, spot issues and keep the partner informed of all important developments. Identify and mitigate tax risks. Prepare client billings and monitor realization on engagements. Manage the tax provision and tax compliance process. Improve processes by developing or implementing best practices. Ensure effective utilization of staff through proper assignment and delegation of duties and assess their performance. Manage and coordinate tax audits. Prepare all tax papers on a regular basis and handle all information data requests. Ensure that all projects are thoroughly reviewed before they reach the partner, and that all applicable checklists and procedures have been followed. Establish a habit of accuracy and promptness in preparing administrative reports and of compliance with the Firm's administrative procedures, i.e., timesheets, expense reports, department meetings. Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading professional publications and new regulations. Approaches responsibilities and the disposition of problems in a long-term profit-oriented manner to help ensure the continued growth of the firm. Contact Darin Peterka via email at dpeterka@360headhunter.com.Compensation$100,000-$150,000 per year

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