Tax Manager
$164,000 - $170,000
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Posted 37 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$164,000 - $170,000
About the role
- The responsibilities will include, but not limited toPrepare and review states sale tax returns, and reconciliation of sales tax accounts for monthly close, book tax AJE to SAPWorking on Vertex with IT to ensure software updates
- Reply and assist Sales team on tax questions, review and process the state tax exemption certificates, approve tax credit memo, working with customer's sales tax, VAT questions
- Assist compliance reporting for Federal and State income tax (including estimates and extensions) to ensure all reporting obligations are filed accurately and timely
- Compute book-tax differences; prepare supporting tax return work paper and documentation
- Prepare State apportionment, States payments tracking and reconciliation
- Prepare other local taxes, annual reports filings, POAManage tax audits includes income tax, sales & use tax IDR request, or tax notices
- Responsible SOX tax documentation controls
- Maintaining tax calendar
- Assist in other tax projects and initiatives
- BA/BS in Accounting, Finance and related field, Master of Taxation is preferredCPA/EA is preferred 8+ years of tax experience with public accounting and industry
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact with all levels of management
- Solid Excel skills
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