Tax Senior Manager, Asset Management
kpmgDallas (TX)
Tax Senior Manager, Asset Management
Posted today
kpmgDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you help clients navigate pass-through and partnership taxation within a collaborative, multi-disciplinary Tax firm. You will oversee client portfolios, lead tax teams, and deliver high-quality compliance and advisory services. The position sits in KPMG’s Business Tax Services, supported by a culture that emphasizes mentoring, training, and growth through diverse engagements. Expect opportunities to contribute to market activities and expand the tax practice while maintaining a client-focused, results-driven mindset. Compensation / Benefits Total Rewards benefits package medical and dental plans vision coverage 401(k) plans disability and life insurance personal well-being benefits
Responsibilities:
Provide tax compliance and advisory services to pass-through entities and partnerships for Asset Management clients Oversee a portfolio of clients of varying size and scope and act as the point of contact for internal and external clients Manage teams of tax professionals and assistants working on client projects Advise clients and be accountable for delivering high quality tax service and advice Participate in and contribute to market and business activities external to the firm
Key requirements:
Minimum five years of recent pass-through and partnership tax experience in an accounting firm, corporation, and/or law firm Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university Licensed CPA, JD/LLM or EA, or equivalent approved credential Experience with pass-through entities and partnerships Experience managing multiple client engagements and client service teams Team leadership Client relationship management Mentoring and coaching Pass-through and partnership tax expertise Tax compliance and advisory services Project budgeting and billing
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