The opportunity
Our tax function is constantly evolving, and its here youll find everything you need to grow as we do.
Its all about taking on new skills and responsibilities as they arise, and making the most of our dedicated mentors and training programs.
Your key responsibilities
Its fair to say theres no average day for an Income/Franchise Tax Manager so youre likely to spend your time on a diverse array of projects, responsibilities and tasks.
Whatever youre working on, our clients will turn to you for up-to-the-minute tax advice they can always rely on.
To make that happen, youll be working in a highly collaborative culture, where listening to and sharing information with colleagues is an essential part of the role.
Skills and attributes for success
- Analyzing an evolving portfolio of complex tax operations to provide meaningful business insights
- Identifying potential opportunities and risks and communicating these to our clients
- Learning and researching current market trends, to maintain your credibility as a trusted advisor
- Developing clear, intelligent plans and approaches to improve our clients tax activities
- Researching our clients business operations and building long-lasting relationships to tailor your advice to their specific needs
- Supervising a motivated team of professionals, guaranteeing they have the skills, knowledge and opportunities to reach their full potential
To qualify for the role you must have
- A bachelors degree in Accounting, Finance, Business or a related discipline
- Professional knowledge in a broad range of state and local Income/Franchise tax processes, concepts and tools
- Experience managing budgets, people and projects
- A proven record of excellence in a professional services or tax organization
- Technical writing and research experience in a tax context
- The ability to prioritize when working on multiple complex projects
- Strong influencing skills, and the confidence to question existing processes
Youll also have
- An achieved CPA qualification, certification as a member of the Institute for Professionals in Taxation or be a member of a state bar