Tax Accountant 3

Job Description

This is an exceptional opportunity with a well-respected industry leader. Why work for the rest when you can work for the best? 

You’ll be joining the Controller’s Division which is responsible for the company’s financial statements, establishing corporate accounting policies, preparing SEC and regulatory reports and ensuring the adequacy of internal controls. The Division also manages and supports the Company’s General Ledger, Accounts Payable, and Fixed Assets systems. 

As a Tax Accountant 3, you will be responsible for performing medium to complex tax accounting activities to support the monthly, quarterly, and year-end tax provision. Duties for this opportunity include: 

• Preparation and review of tax provision workpapers and calculations in accordance with ASC 740. Prepares and supports all footnotes for quarterly and annual SEC filings. Assists with supporting tax disclosures for regulatory reporting filings.
• Assists in the preparation of year end external audit workpapers. Works with external auditors to coordinate timing of external review.
• Researching technical tax accounting issues and prepares documentation to support conclusions.
• Assisting with tax systems maintenance and design changes.
• Interacting with other teams within the tax department and business units to collect and process accounting and income tax information.
• Maintaining documentation to support SOX controls and internal audits.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:

• 3 -5+ years tax and accounting experience
• Corporate tax compliance and accounting experience
• Attention to detail with superb communication skills
• Top notch Microsoft Access / Excel experience

Preferred Qualifications: 

• Certified Public Accountant (CPA) 
• Big 4 public accounting experience
• Master of Business Taxation (MBT) or equivalent advanced degree
• Financial institution experience
• Experience with Essbase and ASC 740

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines