Estate Sr. Tax Specialist
$87,500 - $133,000 per year
ApplyEstate Sr. Tax Specialist
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$87,500 - $133,000 per year
About the role
- Provides technical tax expertise and ensures assigned accounts are fulfilled to achieve client service standards
- Reviews and prepares complex federal and state estate tax returns (Form 706), fiduciary income tax returns (1041), and related filings
- Complies with bank standards and policies, federal and state tax law, and client service standards
- Acts as a tax technical resource for Fiduciary Tax Service associates and Private Bank client teams
- Develops and delivers technical or systems related tax trainings to the tax department, while serving as the point of contact for questions or inquiries related to tax
- Desired Experience10 plus years of progressive experience in estate and transfer tax preparation and review
- Experience preparing and reviewing Federal Estate Tax Returns (Form 706), Fiduciary Tax Returns (1041), and related state fiduciary and estate filings
- Experience advising on post-mortem tax planning opportunities, including portability elections, basis planning, and administration expenses
- SkillsEstate and Gift Taxation
- Account Management
- Interpret Relevant Laws, Rules, and Regulations
- Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines Management
- Relationship Building
- Client Management
- Issue Management
- PrioritizationRisk Management
- Tax Administration
- Business Process Analysis
- Client Experience Branding
- CoachingLearning Delivery
- Record Keeping
- Minimum Education Requirement: High School Diploma / GED / Secondary School or equivalent
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