International Tax and Transaction Services - Transaction Tax Advisory Manager

Location:

Houston, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami

Our Transaction Tax Practice is comprised of a dedicated team focused on the tax aspects of corporate and private equity acquisitions, dispositions, restructurings and capital market transactions. As a manager on the Transactions team, you’ll apply your knowledge to a wide range of tax areas, devising strategic outcomes to very complex issues, including US domestic and cross‑border tax strategies.

As a Transaction Tax manager, you’ll be right at the heart of the action. You’ll work with many of the world’s largest organizations, fastest‑growing companies and private equity firms on some of the most complex deals. You’ll advise clients throughout the transaction lifecycle on key drivers to increase value and reduce the risks and uncertainty inherent in transactions.

Our Transactions practice is constantly evolving, and it’s here you’ll find everything you need to grow as we do. It’s all about taking on new skills and responsibilities as they arise, and making the most of our dedicated mentors and training programs. Our Transaction Tax practice helps our clients plan, execute and integrate their transaction strategies. Our services include deal structuring, due diligence, post‑deal integration, internal restructuring, distressed debt and bankruptcy, tax attribute management and planning, and drafting opinions and IRS ruling requests.

As a manager you will be a vital member of the team developing and implementing transactions. You’ll spend your time on a diverse array of projects and clients in a highly collaborative culture, developing strong relationships with our clients and internal resources while developing and coaching junior members of the team.

• Serve as a member of multiple client engagement teams, participating in due diligence and structuring engagements related to transactions for private equity and strategic corporate clients
• Assist in the review and analysis of merger agreements and provide opinion letters
• Identify and analyse tax risks and opportunities while advising on alternative tax strategies for acquisition, disposition, and restructuring of businesses
• Review, assess, and advise clients regarding tax computations reflected in their financial models; and assist clients in the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the tax data in their financial projections for the transaction

• US CPA or member of US State bar
• A bachelor's degree and around 5 years of related work experience; or a graduate degree and 4 years of related work experience
• Tax due diligence, deal structuring, and post‑acquisition planning experience
• Experience managing budgets, projects and people

• Strong writing, research, analytical, communication and presentation skills
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced professional services environment
• Willingness and ability to travel, when necessary

We’re interested in experienced tax professionals with a collaborative, client‑focused approach to work. You’ll need strong communication skills, and the ability to effectively prioritize when working with multiple clients. If you’re a naturally curious problem solver with confidence to get involved and support colleagues and clients across the business, this role is for you.

At EY, we’ll develop you with future‑focused skills and equip you with world‑class experiences. We’ll empower you in a flexible environment, and fuel you and your extraordinary talents in a diverse and inclusive culture of globally connected teams. Learn more.

• We offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits package where you’ll be rewarded based on your performance and recognized for the value you bring to the business. The base salary range for this job in all geographic locations in the US is $141,900 to $260,100. The base salary range for New York City Metro Area, Washington State and California (excluding Sacramento) is $170,300 to $295,500.
  
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