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As a Senior Tax Associate/Counsel, you will be at the forefront of intricate tax controversy matters, helping clients navigate the complexities of IRS audits and appeals. Substantive knowledge of federal tax law and IRS procedures, coupled with strong writing skills, will be your assets in this role.
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Experience using IRS functions, programs, policies, regulations, procedures, and operations to evaluate program plans and determine the impact of changes on program goals. Experience recognizing significant tax issues and enforcement changes to develop new or revised procedures or products for assigned programs.
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Certification as a U.S. Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or IRS Enrolled Agent (required) Bachelor’s degree in accounting/taxation or a related field, coupled with relevant professional certifications (e.g., CPA, IRS Enrolled Agent.
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Tax Controversy/IRS Practice and Procedure professionals advise internal clients on IRS procedural and controversy issues and represent clients before the IRS. Representation includes IRS account issues, penalty and interest abatements, ruling requests, IRS examinations, IRS Appeals and alternative dispute resolution techniques.
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As a Senior within Deloitte's National Tax Controversy Services practice, you will be part of an experienced team of professionals committed to resolving clients' federal tax controversies and providing clients with in-depth knowledge of IRS practice and procedure.
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Immediate need for experienced Tax Senior to join growing mid size firm located in brand new office space near the Braves Stadium at 75 and 285. Respond to IRS and state department of revenue notices.
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Experience in large tax-exempt organization tax compliance/consulting in either professional tax firm, IRS or law firm. Minimum of 3 years of work experience in professional tax organization, law firm, or IRS.
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Negotiating with IRS personnel in Exam, Appeals or Office of Chief Counsel; Conducting research in the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations and published IRS guidance including revenue procedures and revenue rulings; and.
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As a Senior Tax Manager (CPA), you will play a crucial role in overseeing tax planning and compliance for our diverse clientele. Representing clients before the IRS and DOR.
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Credential with unlimited representation rights before the IRS (CPA, Juris Doctorate or Enrolled Agent) The Dart family of privately held companies, which includes Dart Container Corporation and Dart Interests, utilizes Dart Finance Shared Services (DFSS) to deliver specialized tax, treasury, risk management and internal audit services to Dart affiliated entities through a highly cross-functional and cooperative work environment.
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We are looking to speak with tax controversy attorneys with 4+ years of experience working on federal tax matters and demonstrated experience with IRS audits/appeals/litigation. We are looking to speak with experienced tax controversy attorneys to join our client’s preeminent Tax Controversy & Litigation practice in Washington, DC.
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