The Tax Strategist will apply principles of accounting to analyze financial information and prepare financial reports and prepare corporate entity and partnership returns. Preparing personal and business income tax returns and statements for audits. Prepares, submits, and manages tax statements and returns for businesses and clients. Provides advice on financial and tax matters and should have an in-depth knowledge of the regulations, laws and acts that govern the process. Mentor and guide peers through knowledge transfer and skill development. Foster and enhance continuous improvement initiatives. Accurately process various forms of financial information and materials, ensuring compliance with relevant reporting requirements. Prepare tax statements, financial statements, and BAS statements at required intervals Create and return statements and documents to clients by set deadlines Preparing business income tax returns and statements for audits Manage tax administration responsibilities required of assigned accounts include tax code research, tax return preparation, and tax planning Identifying opportunities to minimize tax liability through deductions and credits. Engage regularly with clients and maintain strong relationships Stay current with knowledge of federal and state tax laws, regulatory and compliance requirements, and tax planning techniques. Regularly research financial landscape and market trends Assist with month-end, quarter-end, and year-end analysis of accounts for assigned lines of business. Validate the accuracy of data from subsystems Process subsystems or subsidiary interfaces. Validate the accuracy and completeness of the interfaced data. Perform follow up and resolution of determined issues Provides guidance and assistance to Associate Tax Strategists as needed
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level