Head/Senior Tax Director
coda searchstaffingNew York (NY)
Head/Senior Tax Director
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coda searchstaffingNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
A client of ours is a Global Service Firm that has opened a new role on their team. Seeking a Head of Tax professional with 14+years to be the lead for the firm, reporting to CFO. This professional will work with Executives, Front Office, Operations, and Finance along with internal stakeholders.
Responsibilities include:
- Tax Compliance, Reporting, M&A Tax Diligence, Tax Risk and Strategy.
- Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Responsible for Tax Reporting, Planning, Compliance, and Structuring working with executives along with utilizing outside advisors
- Strategic analysis of Global tax structing and planning
- Buy-Side M&A Tax Diligence
- Evaluate and Structure M&A transactions.
- Review and Analysis of Partners Capital Account Model
- Assist with Monitor Global tax developments (ex. legislation, regulations, changes in business operations) and communicate the necessary recommendations to management.
- Proactively identify all global tax requirements and ensure compliance.
Requirements:
- 12+ years of related tax experience with at least five years in a public accounting firm a plus
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting required, Master's is a plus
- CPA or JD is a plus
- Partnership Taxation is a plus
- Understanding of Stock Equity Compensation and Partner Capital Models is a plus
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