Senior Tax Analyst
addison groupEvanston (IL)
$95 K–$110 K
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Posted 21 days ago
addison groupEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$95 K–$110 K
About the role
Addison Group is partnering with a multibillion-dollar, publicly traded industry leader to identify a Senior Tax Analyst to join their growing tax team in Chicago. This is a highly visible opportunity offering broad exposure across tax accounting, compliance and forecasting within a complex public company environment. The role is ideal for someone who enjoys working on technical tax matters, partnering cross-functionally with various business units, and contributing to process improvement initiatives that support the company’s continued growth.
Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid – 3 days in office)
Key Responsibilities:
- Support quarterly and annual tax accounting and reporting processes
- Assist with federal and state tax compliance, filings, and related analyses
- Contribute to tax forecasting, planning, and modeling activities
- Research and analyze complex tax matters and reporting considerations
- Partner cross-functionally with Accounting, Finance, Legal, and other business units
- Help drive process improvements, automation, and operational efficiencies
- Support special projects and broader tax team initiatives
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field 4+ years of tax experience within public accounting or a public company
- Strong understanding of federal and state tax concepts
- Experience researching and analyzing technical tax matters
- Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills
- Why This Role:
- High-visibility role with exposure to leadership
- Opportunity to gain large public company experience
- Collaborative and growth-oriented environment
- Strong long-term career progression potential
Compensation & Benefits:
- $95K–$110K base salary + bonus
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Hybrid work schedule
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