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As the Senior State Tax Analyst, you will support the company’s property tax return preparation, property tax audits, income tax compliance, state tax planning, and income tax provision.
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The Senior Tax Associate will report directly to the Tax partner. Our client is seeking a highly motivated and dynamic Senior Tax Associate to join their team within a prestigious international financial centre.
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Assist with income tax compliance and preparation of apportionment and tax estimates. Collaborate with the tax team to create reports and work on special projects for upper management in areas including effective tax rate, cash taxes, and indirect taxes.
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Conduct tax interviews with clients face to face and through virtual tools – video, phone, chat, email. 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.
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The General Accountant performs one or more of the following accounting activities: checks and verifies records, posts ledger and general journal entries and/or balances accounts payable and accounts receivable records.
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A Private Client Services Tax Manager is a key participant in client service, team member development, specialty expertise, and business development. Demonstrate technical competence in specialty expertise (in Income tax, Compliance, and Planning.
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