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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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Our SALT practice is made up of 40+ professionals across the U.S., providing a full spectrum of services including Income & Franchise tax, Sales & Use tax, Real & Personal Property tax, Unclaimed Property and Voluntary Disclosure & Remediation by industry needs.
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Senior Manager, Sales and Use Tax, for RSM will be responsible for the following job duties which are focused around three core concepts (Technical & Quality Expertise, People & Talent Management, and Client Service/Business Development.
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Demonstrates proven extensive knowledge and success assisting practice management, emphasizing partial or full management of client engagements involving the evaluation and enhancement of clients' indirect tax processes and/or systems to get better control over data and manage costs, including: State and local tax sales and use tax laws, regulations, policies and procedures.
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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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Manage multi-disciplinary, multi-state reviews that analyze income, franchise, sales and use, payroll, valorem taxes, and others to identify optimal filing options, exemptions, credits and incentives and corporate structures that can reduce the client's tax burden.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams on indirect tax issues (Business Units, Sales, Accounts Payable, Credit & Collections, Procurement, IT). not a deal breaker, but would be a plus if someone has sales & use tax experience in manufacturing environments.
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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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As the Income/Franchise Tax Manager, you’ll deliver a full range of tax planning, consulting, and compliance services for your multiple clients – all with the resources, environment, and support to help you excel.
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3+ years of SAAS sales or account management experience (industry related experience selling directly to accountants is a bonus!) As an Partner Account Manager in the Tax Advisor Segment, you will be responsible for driving revenue by retaining our customers and ensuring their success through adoption, usage and expansion into our software and services.
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Oversee prep of monthly sales and use tax returns, corporate tax returns. Tax Manager opportunity! Review existing tax compliance processes, partnering with Director of Tax, and develop recommendations to improve.
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