Tax Manager (Remote)

North American Partners in Anesthesia•Saint Paul, MN

6d•Remote

About The Position

North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA) has evolved through more than 30 years to become a leader in anesthesia and perioperative services. Single specialty and clinician led, we remain committed to our mission of delivering exceptional patient experiences, every day. At NAPA, we cultivate leaders, promote work-life balance, and celebrate diversity. We know your success promotes our success, and we give you the tools and programs to achieve your goals. With flexibility, a collegial and collaborative environment, a wide range of market-leading benefits, and career opportunities from coast-to-coast, your future is waiting at NAPA.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in accounting required; master's degree in taxation preferred
Minimum 5-10 years of progressive corporate tax experience
Strong technical knowledge of Federal, State, and Local income taxation, including consolidated returns and multi-state compliance & US GAAP
Demonstrated experience with ASC 740 (income tax provision), including current and deferred tax calculations and disclosures
Strong Microsoft Excel skills
High level of detail, self-motivation and hands-on approach to problem solving is a must
Clear, effective oral and written communication skills

Responsibilities

Lead the domestic ASC 740 income tax provision, including annual provision preparation, review, and documentation.
Manage the preparation, technical review, and filing of all domestic income tax returns, including the consolidated federal return and applicable state and local filings.
Oversee the calculation, review, and submission of Federal, State, and Local estimated tax payments and extension filings.
Manage the preparation and filing of sales & use tax, property tax, gross receipts tax, business privilege and mercantile tax and other tax filings
Partner closely with Finance, Accounting, and other internal stakeholders to obtain accurate and timely data, ensure proper tax adjustment calculations, and develop a thorough understanding of the book accounting treatment of tax-sensitive items.
Identify, analyze, and resolve tax issues; including responding to tax notices, audits, and inquiries from federal and state taxing authorities.
Oversee the timely preparation, review, and distribution of K-1s.
Provide leadership, supervision, and ongoing mentorship.
Coordinate with and manage work performed by external tax advisors.
Coordinate and assist with the IRS and state tax examinations, including information gathering, response preparation, and audit resolution.
Monitor changes in tax law and assess impacts to the organization; communicate implications and planning opportunities as appropriate.
Other duties as assigned.