Tax Transaction Advisory Services - U.S. Tax Senior or Manager

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This TTAS Manager/Senior will be responsible for managing and supervising tax due diligence projects, building client relationships, and staff development,

• Possess and continually increase understanding of complex tax issues, with a specialty in the merger and acquisitions subject area to deliver tax solutions.
• Managing the flow of information within a narrow timeframe.
• Perform a comprehensive review of historical income tax (both federal and state/local) and non-income tax (i.e., payroll tax, property tax, gross receipt tax, sales and use tax, and unclaimed property) compliance, and identify any tax exposures.
• Review tax due diligence reports as they pertain to U.S. taxes for C corporations, S corporations, and partnerships, including addressing senior-level review comments.
• Lead tax due diligence calls with the internal tax team, clients, and targets.
• Evaluate the potential tax benefits of using various acquisition structures (i.e., legal entity structure analysis, modeling the anticipated tax benefits of the contemplated transaction, etc.).
• Write U.S. tax alerts for both internal and external use.

• Review and lead proposals and engagement letter preparation.
• Work closely with other due diligence streams (e.g., financial) to support strong outcomes for our clients.
• Analyze budgets/time summaries for planning and billing purposes; lead billing activities; responsible for realization goals.
• Work within budgetary and time constraints while providing a high level of client satisfaction.
• Manage multiple projects, deal fluidly, and effectively with multiple client relationships.
• Exhibit attitudes and behaviors that recognize responsibility for the PM team.
• Ensure professional development through ongoing education and obtaining additional certifications as appropriate.
• Consistently challenge own level of expertise and seeks opportunities to improve.
• Assist in the development of new service areas and practice development opportunities.
• Engage in client expansion and cross-serving opportunities.
• Respond to inquiries from clients, and/or its attorneys.
• Proactively define project scopes that best meet the objectives of both the client and PM.
• Begin to develop a wider understanding of the client's business outside the scope of an engagement by engaging clients in discussions on tax-efficient structuring, post-close services, and any other tax impact on the client's business post-acquisition of the target entity.

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