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Licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer. Must be dually licensed as a Funeral Director and Embalmer in South Carolina. Job Posting: Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. Licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer.
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The Senior Associate Director will carry a fiscal year goal of raising $3M, with an expectation on an increase to $6M by year 3.30% Under the direction of the Senior Director of Principal Gifts work closely to guide relationship-building efforts with MUSC’s highest-level donors and prospective donors for the Sea Islands (Kiawah) Free Standing Emergency Department (FSED) as well as similar projects in the future.
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Prepares course materials for review by Associate Dean and Director of CME, assuring that the needs assessment and educational objectives are appropriate and meet ACCME guidelines. Advises the activity director(s) of ACCME guidelines and requirements that will Impact the course.
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Assists the Health and Wellness Director (or designee) in medication management, ordering medication from pharmacy and maintaining records as dictated in Brookdale Senior Living policies and procedures manual.
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Preferred NCCCO certification, OSHA Certified Mobile Crane Inspector, OSHA Assembly/Disassembly Director certification. Five (5) years of experience in engine repairs (Caterpillar, Cummins, John Deere, Detroit Diesel, etc.
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Job Title: Survey Director/Manager. Requires broad based knowledge of all phases of land surveying including boundary analysis, topography, GPS, 3D laser scanning, and construction layout services.
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Reporting to the Division Manager and the Safety Director, the Safety Officer will play a crucial role in implementing and coordinating health and safety programs to ensure compliance with regulations, client requirements, and institutional policies.
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We will teach you what you are missing We are actively searching for our new Corporate Tax Specialist for our Global headquarters in Charleston, SC. You will report directly to the Tax Director and the Treasurer, with a line to the CFO and Executive Leadership at times.
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Corporate Tax Specialist Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; CPA or advanced degree is a plus BUT NOT A DEAL BREAKER BY ANY MEANS.2+ years of experience in corporate tax compliance and planning, preferably in a corporation or public accounting firm.
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Keywords: cargo manager, aviation operations manager, district manager, aviation maintenance director. ALVEST is the world leader in airport ground support equipment manufacturing and distribution through its entities TLD, Smart Airport Services (SAS) and Alvest Equipment Services (AES) with consolidated sales in the range of 750 million USD. Alvest Equipment Services (AES) is dedicated to ground support equipment maintenance, rental, leasing, and overhaul services with a high level of growth in Europe, USA, and the Middle East.
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Collaborate with legal counsel on tax-related matters, including transfer pricing, acquisitions, and restructuring. About the Company for the Corporate Tax Specialist:As we continue to expand our operations, we are seeking a dedicated Corporate Tax Accountant to join our dynamic finance team.
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Benefits for the Corporate Tax Specialist:We offer a very competitive salary and comprehensive benefits including health, wellness, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. WFH Policy: 1-2 days a week in the office, flexible on the 2nd day, but the finance team all goes in together 1 day a weekCompetitive compensation and bonuses, RELO Assistance, Plenty of PTO, full benefits package, and retirement availableExcellent career growth potential and we prefer to hire Tax Accountants who are seeking longevity and growth in their careers.
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Corporate Tax Specialist Duties:Tax Compliance: Prepare and file federal, state, and local corporate tax returns accurately and in a timely manner. Corporate Tax Specialist Summary:As a Corporate Tax Specialist, you will play a critical role in ensuring compliance with tax regulations and optimizing our tax position.
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Innovative designs and technologically focused practices, create the foundation and bring our core focus of authenticity to our industry. In-depth knowledge of US tax laws and regulations, including corporate income tax and international tax concepts.
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Implement internal controls to ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations. Financial Reporting: Assist in the preparation of tax provisions and related financial disclosures for financial reporting purposes.
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