Tax Accountant

The Corporate Tax Accountant will support the organization’s tax function by preparing, reviewing, and maintaining compliance with federal, state, and local tax requirements. This role partners closely with accounting, finance, and external advisors to ensure accurate reporting, timely filings, and alignment with changing tax regulations.Key ResponsibilitiesPrepare and file federal, state, and local income tax returns, extensions, and estimated paymentsAssist with quarterly and annual income tax provision calculations (ASC 740), including deferred and current tax componentsSupport sales/use tax, CAT, property tax, and other indirect tax filings as applicableAssist with tax audits, notices, and correspondence with taxing authoritiesReconcile tax‑related accounts and support month‑end and year‑end close processesMaintain tax workpapers, documentation, and supporting schedulesResearch tax issues and help implement tax planning strategies to minimize risk and liabilityMonitor changes in tax laws and assess potential impacts to the businessPartner with internal accounting and finance teams to support overall financial reporting and compliance initiativesCollaborate with external tax advisors and auditors as neededQualificationsBachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field5+ years of tax experience in public accounting and/or corporate taxWorking knowledge of federal, state, and local tax regulationsExperience with income tax provisions and compliance preferredCPA or CPA‑eligible strongly preferredStrong Excel skills and experience with tax or ERP systems (e.g., OneSource, CCH, SAP, Oracle, Workday, etc.)Detail‑oriented with strong organizational and analytical skillsProfessional communication skills and ability to work cross‑functionallyPreferred Skills & ExperiencePublic accounting background with experience transitioning into industryMulti‑state or multi‑entity tax environment experienceExposure to international tax concepts (a plus, not required)Ability to manage deadlines and multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment