Tax Manager (U.S.)

LEO Pharma•Toronto, ON

5d•CA$100,000 - CA$130,000•Remote

About The Position

As Tax Manager, you will manage and oversee U.S. federal and state tax compliance, tax provisions, and reporting, in accordance with applicable regulations and company policies. This role will serve as a key contributor to tax planning initiatives, and ensuring the company's tax positions are well-documented and defensible. This is a remote opportunity, reporting to LEO's Senior Director, Global Tax.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field required.
5–8 years of progressive U.S. tax experience, ideally a combination of public accounting and in-house corporate tax in a multinational environment.
Demonstrated knowledge of U.S. federal and state corporate income tax.
Experience with income tax provisions.
Reliable, proactive, and accountable for delivering quality work on time.
Curious & eager to learn – Genuinely interested in understanding the business and staying current on developments.
Collaborative – Enjoys working across functions and geographies, builds trust easily with colleagues near and far.
Clear communicator – Can explain complex tax topics in plain language to non-tax stakeholders.
Comfortable with ambiguity – Adapts well to change and thrives in an environment that is still evolving.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in Taxation or Accounting is a plus.
Exposure to transfer pricing or international tax concepts is a plus.
Familiarity with the pharmaceutical or life sciences industry is preferred but not required.
General awareness of the evolving U.S. and international tax landscape (e.g., Pillar Two, GILTI, FDII).

Responsibilities

Prepare and review U.S. federal and state/local income tax returns, estimated payments, and extensions, ensuring accuracy and adherence to all filing deadlines.
Support the preparation of quarterly and annual U.S. income tax provisions, including current/deferred tax calculations, effective tax rate analysis, and tax account roll-forwards.
Research and analyze complex U.S. tax issues, document technical positions, and provide recommendations to the Tax Director.
Maintain and reconcile tax-related balance sheet accounts, ensuring alignment between tax records and financial reporting.
Assist in gathering data and documentation for U.S. intercompany transactions.
Prepare responses and supporting documentation for federal and state tax audits, notices, and information requests from tax authorities.
Track changes in U.S. federal and state tax legislation and assess potential impacts on the company's tax position.
Identify opportunities to enhance tax processes, improve data quality, and strengthen internal controls within the U.S. tax function.
Support special projects such as tax modeling, M&A due diligence, restructuring analysis, or implementation of new tax technology/tools.