Senior Tax Accountant

Posted 3 days ago

jcw groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

Senior Tax Associate – Alternative Investments New York, NYThe Opportunity We're partnering with a leading global alternative asset manager with a significant credit and real estate platform to hire a Tax Senior.
Responsibilities:
  • Review investor tax deliverables (K-1s, K-3s) and manage preparation of Forms 1042-S and 8805 for foreign investors
  • Draft quarterly LP tax estimate letters and assist with projected tax liability calculations
  • Review federal and state partnership returns; analyze books and records across funds and SPVsCoordinate with Big Four and other external advisors, managing information flow and reviewing work product
  • Support year-end tax planning, deliverables, and deadlines across internal and external stakeholders
  • Assist with investment-related tax research and special projects across the credit platform
  • Qualifications2–4 years of tax experience in public accounting and/or financial services
  • Bachelor's or Master's in Accounting, Tax, or related field
  • Partnership taxation and investment fund experience; exposure to credit, hedge, PE, or real estate strategies preferred
  • Familiarity with K-1s, K-3s, withholding, and investor reporting
  • Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills; proficiency in Excel, Word, and PowerPointCPA license or progress toward it (minimum 3 sections passed)
  • For more information on this or other tax opportunities, contact kyla.jackson@jcwgroup.com

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