Vice President, M&A Tax Advisory
Posted 22 days ago
confidentialPhoenix (AZ)
Accountants and AuditorsOffices of Certified Public Accountants
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Vice President, M&A Tax AdvisoryAbout the CompanyTop-ranked mergers and acquisitions advisory firm focused on complex transactions.IndustryManagement ConsultingTypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President for M&A Tax Advisory. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading tax due diligence engagements and providing expert advice on transaction structuring for a variety of deal activities, including acquisitions, investments, and restructurings. This role requires a professional with a Master's in Accounting, Master's in Taxation, JD, Tax LL.M., or similar, and a minimum of 4 years' experience in tax due diligence, deal structuring, and post-merger integration, preferably at a Big 4, corporate tax department, or Big Law firm. The Vice President will also be expected to have a strong background in partnership, corporate, and transactional tax concepts, as well as demonstrated client management experience. The ideal candidate will have a background in Big 4 Transaction Tax, Big 4 M&A Tax, Big Law Tax, National Accounting Firms, or Boutique Transaction Advisory Firms, and experience in managing multiple concurrent M&A transactions. The role demands the ability to identify tax risks, exposures, and planning opportunities throughout the transaction lifecycle, as well as experience in reviewing purchase agreements, tax provisions, and transaction documentation. Cross-border M&A experience is preferred. The company values a diverse and inclusive work environment and is an equal-opportunity employer.FunctionsFinance
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