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Tax Senior, International Tax Services

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bdo internationalRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you help multinational clients manage and optimize U.S. and international tax obligations. You will research technical positions, prepare or review international tax workpapers, and coordinate compliance projects across jurisdictions. You collaborate with clients, internal teams, and external advisors to identify planning opportunities and model tax impacts. You also mentor junior staff and contribute to training while handling multiple engagements in a deadline-driven environment. Compensation / Benefits ESOP Total Rewards benefits opportunity for professional growth
Responsibilities: Develop and implement tax strategies to maximize client benefits and reduce liabilities Create workplans for assigned clients and identify consulting opportunities Research international tax issues and produce detailed reports and Written Tax Advice Coordinate gathering of client information for tax filings and review basic returns Assist in tax planning and respond to preparer questions Represent clients before the IRS with guidance from senior staff Review international aspects of tax provisions and coordinate with non-US colleagues Supervise and train Interns and Tax Associates on tax software and processes
Key requirements: Two or more years of experience in corporate or international taxation or related field CPA, Attorney, or Enrolled Agent preferred Proficiency with Microsoft Office; experience with tax research and provision processes Experience with international tax issues and ASC 740-10 understanding Strong written/verbal communication and analytical skills Ability to manage multiple projects and lead a team Excellent verbal and written communication Strong organizational abilities Client relationship building Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint Tax research tools: RIA, BNA, LexisNexis, Westlaw ASC 740-10 knowledge

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