International Tax Specialist
insight globalEvanston (IL)
$115,000
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Posted 10 days ago
insight globalEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$115,000
About the role
Title: Senior International Tax Analyst II
Salary: $115,000 + 3% Annual Bonus, prorated based on start date
Duration: Permanent / Direct Hire
Work Location: Chicago, Illinois
Schedule: Hybrid | 2 days/week onsite | Wednesdays required, second day flexible
Start Date: ASAPJob Description
Our client is seeking a Senior International Tax Analyst II to join a global Corporate Tax Department. This individual will support international tax provision, compliance, reporting, forecasting, and strategic tax initiatives. The position works within a lean international tax team supporting operations across more than 40 countries. This individual will support quarterly tax provisions, international components of the consolidated Form 1120, and complex international tax calculations. The position will also support cross-border structuring, transfer pricing, tax research, acquisitions, and other strategic initiatives.
Must Haves:
- Bachelor's Degree in Accounting 2-4+ years of international tax experience
- Experience within Big 4, large public accounting, or a multinational corporate tax department
- Strong working knowledge of ASC 740 and Form 1120 Experience preparing or reviewing international tax provisions
- Experience with U.S. international tax compliance
- Experience with GILTI, BEAT, FDII, Foreign Tax Credits, or Form 1118 calculations
- Experience supporting Form 5471 reporting
- Experience with tax technology
- Experience using tax research tools such as CCH or BNAStrong Excel skills, including VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, IF formulas, PivotTables, INDEX/MATCH, or advanced tax modeling
- Ability to work effectively with domestic and international teams
Responsibilities:
- Support quarterly international tax provision activities under ASC 740 Prepare or review tax journal entries and foreign reporting packages
- Support return-to-provision adjustments and related journal entries
- Support ASC 740, FIN 48, FIN 18, and APB 23 workstreams
- Prepare international tax disclosures supporting the consolidated Form 1120 Support Forms 1042, 1118, 5471, 5472, 8858, 8865, 8990, 8991, 8992, and 8993 Support FBAR reporting and other international compliance requirements
- Prepare and support GILTI, BEAT, FDII, and Foreign Tax Credit calculations
- Conduct tax research related to complex international and cross-border matters
- Support cross-border structuring and international tax planning projects
- Assist with transfer pricing initiatives
- Support tax due diligence for potential acquisitions
- Prepare models used to forecast worldwide corporate income taxes
- Coordinate with global controllers and foreign business units to collect financial and tax information
- Partner with international teams and shared-service resources to complete tax deliverables
- Identify opportunities to improve tax reporting, compliance, and internal processes
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