Senior Accountant: Tax
$103,000.00/Yr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$103,000.00/Yr
About the role
- Prepare the calculation of quarterly income tax estimates, including federal withholding, state non-resident withholding taxes, pass-through entity taxes, and composite taxesCoordinate the preparation of various tax schedules used for the Firm's U.S. tax returns for multiple entities
- Collect and review annual partner state tax elections, including withholding, composite, pass-through entity, and related elections
- Support the annual K-1 distribution process to active partners, retired partners, and partner accountants
- Liaise with tax preparers and nonresident equity partners to facilitate the nonresident partners' U.S. tax filings
- Review various indirect tax filings prepared by staff, including sales and use taxes, gross receipts taxes, and personal property taxes
- Review and draft responses to notices received by the Firm and nonresident equity partners regarding U.S. taxesCoordinate the annual IRS tax residency certificate process
- Coordinate responses for Firm tax audits, including gathering documentation and working with internal and external stakeholders
- Work with tax staff on the fixed asset process, including review of tax depreciation calculations and related reporting
- Coordinate tax-related aspects of global secondments, including communications among outside tax advisors, internal payroll departments, and secondees
- Perform other duties as assigned or required to meet Firm goals and objectives
- Qualifications, Experience and Personal Attributes
- Strong Microsoft Excel and Word skills required
- Familiarity with fixed asset depreciation rules and related fixed asset software; knowledge of BNA Fixed Assets or similar fixed asset programs preferred
- Performance Traits: Demonstrates strong organizational skills, sound judgment, and a high degree of accuracy while managing multiple priorities, deliverables, and deadlines
- Communicates clearly, professionally, and effectively with Firm leadership, partners, internal departments, outside tax advisors, and vendors
- Collaborates effectively across offices, departments, and time zones to support the needs of the Firm and its partners
- Operates well under pressure, adapts to changing priorities, and consistently meets time-sensitive tax and reporting deadlines
- Takes ownership of assigned responsibilities, demonstrates initiative, and proactively identifies issues requiring follow-up or escalation
- Maintains a strong service orientation and anticipates the needs of partners, colleagues, and other stakeholders
- Exercises discretion, professionalism, and sound independent judgment when handling confidential partner, tax, financial, and Firm information
- Applies analytical thinking, strategic judgment, and practical problem-solving skills to complex tax and partnership accounting matters
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