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The Senior Analyst, Income Tax Accounting will support all aspects of the income tax provision process, including Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) internal controls compliance & reporting, and other special projects.
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Assist in the review of the foreign income tax accounting packages to ensure that the income tax account balances of foreign subsidiaries are accurately stated and properly classified.
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Provide timely guidance to business units on federal & state income and/or indirect tax compliance. Prepare and file annual US Federal (including international forms) and State income tax returns for multiple business units.
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The Sr Tax Accountant is responsible for assisting with corporate income tax matters, income tax return compliance processes, and researching tax issues, analyzing applicable tax laws, and documenting conclusions.
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Prepare and review corporate income tax returns, ensuring accuracy and compliance with federal, state and local tax regulations. We are looking for a detail-oriented and experienced Senior Tax Accountant to manage and oversee our client’s tax accounting activities.
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If you reside in the United States, and are ready to earn supplemental income by helping people with their taxes, APPLY NOW! You possess an active, unrestricted credential: EA, CPA, or Practicing Attorney with strong tax preparation experience and extensive knowledge of tax laws and active Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN.
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1 - Enrollment in or completion of the H&R Block Income Tax Course or Tax Knowledge Assessment is neither an offer nor a guarantee of employment. Conduct tax interviews with clients face to face and through virtual tools – video, phone, chat, email.
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Travel nurses may benefit from tax advantages such as housing stipends and per diems, helping them maximize their income and financial stability. Different regions may incorporate alternative medicine practices into healthcare.
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Successful completion of the H&R Block Tax Knowledge Assessment or Income Tax Course1 (if preparing tax returns) Assist DGM in recruiting and interviewing candidates for tax office associate positions.
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There are Travel Nurse RN job openings in your area. This exposure enhances your ability to adapt and learn, making you a more versatile and knowledgeable healthcare professional. Working in various healthcare settings exposes you to different patient populations, diseases, and treatment methods.
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