Midlevel Tax Associate – New York Office
A premier global law firm is seeking a Midlevel Tax Associate with 2+ years of transactional tax experience to join its New York office. This role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge tax matters across mergers and acquisitions, private equity, financial restructuring, and private credit, while collaborating with top-tier legal professionals in a dynamic, growth-oriented environment.
About the RoleIn this position, you will:
Negotiate and draft tax-related provisions for transaction documents (e.g., purchase agreements, merger agreements, partnership agreements, credit agreements).
Research complex tax issues and structure tax aspects of corporate and partnership transactions.
Advise on tax planning strategies for mergers, acquisitions, debt finance, bankruptcy/financial restructuring, and special situations.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver innovative, tax-efficient solutions for high-profile clients.
Ideal candidates will demonstrate:
2+ years of transactional tax experience at a large law firm or Big Four accounting firm.
Experience in tax planning for mergers and acquisitions, private equity, debt finance, or restructuring.
Strong academic credentials and a commitment to core values: future-focused, diversity-minded, dedicated to excellence, service-oriented, and collaborative.
This firm offers:
A culture of innovation and mentorship, with opportunities for rapid professional growth.
Exposure to high-stakes, complex transactions that shape global industries.
A collaborative environment where ownership and client relationships are prioritized.
The base salary range for this position is $225,000–$415,000, with additional benefits and performance-based incentives.
LocationThis role requires in-person availability in New York City.
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