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Senior Tax Accountant

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primary recruiting servicesBay Harbor Islands (FL)

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$50.48 - $60.10 per hour

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About the role

Job Title : Senior Tax Accountant Location : Tampa, FL (Hybrid, 4 days in-office) Compensation : $105k-$125k Total Comp Job Type : Full Time Benefits : Retirement, Healthcare, Paid Holidays, PTO, etc. Why You Should Apply : Well-established, industry-leading global manufacturer with over 120 years in business High-visibility role supporting U.S. and Canadian tax operations within a large multinational organization Long-term career growth opportunities with potential to advance into leadership Strong work/life balance, typically 40-45 hours per week with a hybrid schedule What We’re Looking For : 5+ years of income tax experience in a Big4 or industry role Strong U.S. federal and state income tax compliance, provision, and/or deferred tax experience (required) Advanced Excel skills, including VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, SUMIF, and Pivot Tables (required) Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or related field (required), CPA (nice-to-have) Canadian income tax experience (nice to have) What You’ll Be Doing : Prepare U.S. federal and state corporate income tax returns, estimates, and related compliance filings Support Canadian federal and provincial income tax compliance and cross-border reporting Assist with quarterly and annual IFRS tax provisions, deferred tax calculations, and tax account reconciliations Prepare transfer pricing documentation and support foreign withholding tax compliance Research tax regulations, identify planning opportunities, and support R&D tax credit initiatives Prepare responses to federal, state, and Canadian income tax audits Partner with accounting and operational teams on tax reporting, reconciliations, and process improvements

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