Private Wealth Tax Principal at Baker Tilly Advisory Group, LP in Seattle, Washington
Private Wealth Tax Principal at Baker Tilly Advisory Group, LP in Seattle, Washington
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Perform technical review of complex individual, partnership, S-corp, trust, estate, gift and state tax returns
- Lead multiple engagements that deliver proactive tax planning and strategic consulting including federal, estate, gift, charitable planning and generation skipping tax
- Advise and make recommendations to clients on business succession planning
- Build on technical competence by keeping up-to-date on trends, developments and technical authorities - applying them to complex situations
- Manage client engagement staffing, billings/collections, and ensure client profitability targets are met
- Utilize your entrepreneurial skills to network and build strong relationships internally and externally with the goal of acquiring new clients, projects, and revenue
- Invest in your professional development individually and through participation in firm wide learning and development programs
- Support the growth and development of team members through the Baker Tilly Care and Teach philosophy, helping associates meet their professional goals
- Enjoy friendships, social activities and team outings that encourage a work-life balance
- Successful candidates will have:
- An undergraduate degree in accounting or law requiredCPA or JD required
- Experience as a leader in a public accounting firm in the Tax space
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