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In addition, the STS SALT Sales & Use Tax Senior Manager will work with the National Sales and Use Tax team, Core Tax Partners, Directors, and Senior Managers to provide sales & use tax expertise to their clients.
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Our specific services include state income and franchise tax, indirect tax, business restructuring, credits and incentives, sales and use tax outsourcing, excise tax, property tax, state strategic tax review, and state tax controversy.
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5+ years experience in state and local indirect tax (sales & use and excise tax) Are you a strategic and creative Indirect Tax professional who likes solving complex state and local indirect tax issues within sales & use and excise tax.
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Acting as a trusted business advisor to clients on a variety of issues including sales & use and excise tax overpayment reviews, tax implications of sales and purchase transactions, audit defense services, nexus planning, and voluntary disclosures.
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Manage the reports needed to process sales and use tax returns in the Vertex indirect tax system. This includes the Company's sales and use tax returns and other tax compliance matters as assigned by the Tax Director.
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3+ years' experience in state and local indirect tax (sales & use and excise tax) Assisting with various state and local indirect tax consulting projects including sales & use and excise tax overpayment reviews, tax implications of sales and purchase transactions, audit defense services, nexus planning, and voluntary disclosures.
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2+ years' experience in state and local indirect tax (sales & use and excise tax) As an Indirect Tax Senior Consultant within the Multistate Tax Services group, you will be a valuable member on tax engagements and provide state and local indirect tax planning, consulting, and compliance services to a diverse client base in various industry sectors.
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Researching state and local indirect tax legislation and assisting with drafting client responses and memos. Deloitte's Multistate Tax Services (MTS) group is the largest State and Local Tax (SALT) practice in the United States with more than 1,000 professionals nationwide.
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HSA (Health Savings Account)— up to $1500 tax-free each year, paid to your account by Titan Machinery. Titan Machinery needs to add an Outside Sales Expert to our team! Showing Commitment to Excellence: Complete accurate, detailed and timely documentation related to sales plans, call reports, and sales packets.
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Team members assist clients with income and franchise tax compliance, tax provision calculations and legislative updates, as well as consulting around opportunities, such as nexus studies, refund claims and audit support, sales tax consulting, buy and sell side diligence, credits and incentives, and unclaimed property.
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Experience conducting tax research and analy zing a wide variety of tax issues, including state tax legislation, and assist ing with the compliance and investor reporting process.
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The Direct and Indirect Tax Manager is responsible for the management of all aspects of the sales and use and property tax compliance process, planning, audits and system integration.
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This position is based in Santa Clara California and reporting to Senior Director International Tax, collaborating closely with various departments, including Tax, Accounting, Finance, Legal, Sales, and IT.
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Certified as a sales and use and/or global indirect tax implementation professional from various vendors and/or other acceptable qualifications and designations including PMI certification; proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio, or process mapping software.
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Firm grasp on sales tax liability management, including usage of management tool like Avalara. Own sales tax, covenant calculations & sales commissions calculations. Xero, Intacct & NetSuite are a plus to have.
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