Tax Planning Senior Manager

Role Overview

The Planning Senior Manager is primarily responsible for activities related to US federal and international tax planning. The role partners with the M&A, business development, finance, and other tax colleagues to lead all aspects of tax due diligence and structuring for new development opportunities, acquisitions, and dispositions.

• Responsible for tax analysis of business initiatives from a tax perspective, including the evaluation of potential tax consequences, transaction structuring alternatives, and financial modeling.
• Work closely with M&A, finance and business development teams to provide high quality tax support for M&A and business-driven transactions, including application of unique industry-specific rules.
• Develop and implement tax planning strategies, including the development of initial tax planning ideas, research of technical tax issues, and review of implementing documents.
• Monitor changes in tax legislation and impact assessment.
• Collaborate with the tax accounting and tax compliance teams regarding tax risks and opportunities.
• Liaise with internal non-tax counter parties and external advisors.
• Review tax analysis for various transaction step plans and support U.S. tax compliance requirements related to business/tax transactions.

• Minimum of 8 years of experience;
  Big 4 accounting firm or large corporate tax department experience preferred.
• Advanced understanding of U.S. federal and/or U.S. international tax rules (e.g., Sub C, NCTI/Subpart F, etc.).
• Excellent planning, research, and technical writing skills, as well as general knowledge of ASC 740.
• Flexibility and agility; comfortable working with evolving priorities to achieve strategic objectives.
• Creative and analytical mindset; enjoy complex problem solving to optimize the balance between business, finance, and tax priorities.
• Business and customer-centric orientation; excellent stakeholder engagement capabilities that embrace a comprehensive understanding of the business environment.
• Demonstrated ability for high performance across multiple projects, with multiple priorities in a dynamic business environment.
• Educational Preference: BS Accounting/CPA/MST or LLM strongly preferred.

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