Tax Manager
robert halfHartford (CT)
About the role
Tax Manager Greenwich, CT | $150,000–$160,000 + BonusWe're partnering with a growing global organization to find a Tax Manager who wants to take on a highly visible, high-impact role. Reporting directly to the CFO, this position offers the opportunity to own the tax process end to end and act as a key strategic partner across an international business. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys being both hands-on technically and highly collaborative, with the ability to connect the dots across corporate leadership, global entities, and external advisors. Why this role stands out: Direct exposure to the CFO and senior leadership Opportunity to serve as the key tax lead across a global organization Broad scope covering compliance, international tax, transfer pricing, and tax analysis High-visibility role with the chance to build structure and improve processes in a growing environment Strong compensation package with bonus potential
Key responsibilities:
- Own and manage the tax calendar and overall tax process
- Review tax filings and coordinate with outside advisors
- Lead international tax provisions, cross-border tax matters, and transfer pricing support
- Provide analysis and guidance on intercompany transactions, withholding tax, and other international tax issues
- Partner with finance teams across multiple jurisdictions to ensure compliance and alignment
- Monitor tax law changes, assess risk, and recommend practical solutions
- Support audits, notices, and tax-related inquiries as needed
What we're looking for:
- Strong background in corporate and international tax
- Experience with cross-border tax issues and transfer pricing
- Someone who thrives in a hands-on, independent role
- A strong communicator who can coordinate effectively across a global organization
- Ability to operate as the "quarterback" for tax matters across multiple business units
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