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Industries served by the Operational Partnership Services practice include private equity, real estate, telecom, technology, healthcare, media & entertainment, energy, retail, and financial services that frequently involve asset management, venture capital, and international outbound joint ventures.
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In the Operational Partnership Services (OPS) service line, which is a part of the Partnership Solutions Group within NFTS, OPS professionals counsel privately-held and publicly-traded partnerships across the United States on a wide range of federal tax and issues involving Up-C, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, initial public offerings (IPO), post-offering assistance, and process design and improvement.
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Diversify your industry experience by working on a plethora of various industries including private equity, healthcare, tech, financial products, oil & gas, green energy, real estate, consumer products, and other various industries.
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National Federal Tax Services (NFTS) is a national practice within Deloitte Tax LLP made up of a number of tax service offerings. You've earned your stripes as a tax specialist and tapped into the world of cutting-edge tax technology.
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Advanced degree such as master's in science of tax (MST), JD, or LLM. Create cutting-edge technology that evolves around U.S. federal income tax principles for partnership tax, data analytics, and the user experience.
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Determine and solve for complexities with the U.S. federal income tax impact of public offerings. Ability to perform job responsibilities within a hybrid work model that requires US Tax professionals to co-locate in person 2 - 3 days per week.
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You are not an expert in technology, but you can offer profound insight about how U.S. federal income tax models and computations work. Each NFTS service offering has been developed and built as a result of a tax planning idea, a marketplace driver, or a technological innovation - all with the purpose of delivering results for our clients.
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U.S. federal income tax partnership experience. Deliver value to client experiencing a public offering (including SPACs) and interact with external counsel, underwriters, client executives, and capital market professionals through the SEC public filing process.
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As used in this posting, "Deloitte" means Deloitte Tax LLP, a subsidiary of Deloitte LLP. Please see for a detailed description of the legal structure of Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries.
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Develop an understanding of the public monetization transactional process, including tax receivable agreements. NFTS service lines provide tax planning for the largest organizations across all industries.
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Implement strategic tax structures and processes, and oversee complex tax computation projects for clients, with emphasis on identification and communication of technical tax and service issues.
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Refine your skillset with the ability to work with large-scaled operating partnership tax clients on matters that mean the most to them. 5+ years of experience in federal partnership tax.
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Tired of Tax Compliance and Busy Season? At Deloitte, it is not typical for an individual to be hired at or near the top of the range for their role and compensation decisions are dependent on the facts and circumstances of each case.
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Identify service opportunities, manage client accounts, and advance various Deloitte initiatives. Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Previous Big 4 or large CPA firm experience. Chartered Financial Advisor (CFA.
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