Tax Manager - Financial Services Office - Asset Management
The candidate will be responsible for managing and coordinating tax compliance and advisory work for clients in the areas of investment and hedge funds, mutual funds and/or private equity. Will develop budgets, determine resource requirements, and direct/monitor engagements. Participate in managing a compliance group by assisting with forecasting future compliance work, delegating work effectively, and resolving staffing issues. Maintain continuous interaction with clients, manage expectations and ensure outstanding client service. Team with tax professionals to provide comprehensive tax solutions. Determine all information required to ensure/complete accurate tax compliance products within the budget. Formulate a plan to gather/communicate information. Determine areas of exposure and adapt to challenges in the compliance process. Provide timely and high-quality services and work products that exceed client expectations. Build client relationships and demonstrate knowledge of the financial services industry. Help to develop and guide staff and other junior tax professionals by providing effective performance feedback and on-the-job training, and ensuring team responsibilities are consistent with skills and developmental goals. Build on technical competence by keeping up to date on trends, developments and technical authorities and apply them to moderately complex situations.
The candidate should have a Bachelor's degree and 5 years of related work experience OR a Graduate degree and 4 years of related work experience. Should have a degree with an emphasis in accounting, finance, or a related field. An advanced degree in tax or law is highly desirable. Should have CPA certification, be an Enrolled Agent, or have a J.D. degree. Must have 3+ years of relevant tax experience or equivalent experience in business or the financial services industry. Should have familiarity with the financial services industry gained through direct involvement with managed investment vehicles. Must have broad exposure to federal income taxation and some exposure to state and local tax.
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