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BDO professionals provide assurance, tax and advisory services for a diverse range of clients across the U.S. and in over 160 countries through our global organization. Educates and advises professionals regarding state and local tax law as well as developing their careers.
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Applies firm and professional standards for preparation of WTA and tax returns. Informs Core Tax Services leadership of state tax opportunities for clients. Working knowledge of appropriate application of tax standards to ensure effective and efficient delivery of tax services.
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The STS Tax Senior, State and Local Tax, applies industry knowledge and experience to clients by assisting in providing advice related to tax implications of their business objectives, recommend alternate courses of action, as well as identify different methods of complying with tax regulations.
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Develops and maintains relationships with in-state and out-of-state Department of Tax (DOT)/Department of Revenue (DOR) personnel. Assists multi-state companies with state and local income/franchise tax planning, consulting, negotiation of settlements, voluntary disclosure agreements and state income/franchise tax audit representation (i.e., protests, refund claims and appeals.
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Acts as a mentor to and assists in the professional development of STS SALT Associates, as appropriate. Considers the applicability of all state tax consulting sub-specialties for each client, conferring with other STS consultants, when appropriate.
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Conducts detailed review of tax returns, and identifies basic, complex and advanced issues throughout the engagement. Provides technical client service to multi-state companies with state and local income/franchise tax issues including research, planning, and controversy work.
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Reviews studies of tax implications and offers client alternative courses of action. Applies tax compliance knowledge with a high degree of accuracy and efficiency. Ensures tax engagement letters are adopted prior to engagement work commencing and manages engagements.
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Ensures clients comply with all applicable authorities, while at the same time minimizing their tax and reporting burdens. Involves other state tax sub-specialty subject matter experts, when appropriate.
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Resource management experience in a professional services firm (i.e., public accounting, law firm, etc.) Drives effective and holistic staffing strategies that ensure efficiency in the firm’s professional services utilization; emphasis on providing consistent, positive customer experience, operational efficiency, and process excellence.
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The Resource Management (RM) Specialist, National Tax Operations (NTO) is responsible for overseeing the schedule and talent deployment process while balancing the vision, mission, and strategy of the consolidated tax practice.
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