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CliftonLarsonAllen is hiring: Manager/Director - International Tax Services in boston

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cliftonlarsonallenEast Boston (MA)
Accountants and AuditorsOffices of Certified Public Accountants

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About the role

Overview: In this International Tax Services Manager/Director role, you advise on complex cross-border tax matters and lead strategic client engagements. You’ll mentor associates, drive business development, and manage engagements across CLA’s ITS practice. You’ll stay current on foreign and US tax laws and help optimize international structures and transactions. This leadership position supports CLA’s goal of delivering opportunities to clients, people, and communities through deep technical tax expertise and collaboration. This role offers nationwide flexibility and impact at scale in a respected Midwest–national firm. Compensation / Benefits health dental vision 401k wellness programs comprehensive benefits
Responsibilities: Advise on a broad set of international business challenges from market entry to optimizing cross-border structures Research and apply solutions in foreign tax credit planning, M&A, earnings repatriation, treaty analysis, and export incentives Prepare and review US international components of complex tax returns for individuals and corporations Maintain up-to-date knowledge of foreign and US tax laws Demonstrate strong engagement management and operational excellence Act as mentor and escalation point for Associate and Senior ITS professionals
Key requirements: 6 years of relevant experience Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related field CPA required (EA or JD may be accepted in lieu of CPA) Deep technical knowledge of international tax and US/foreign tax law Leadership and mentorship Strong communication and collaboration Problem solving and analytical thinking International tax expertise Foreign tax credit planning Treaty analysis

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