P

Prudential Financial

Sells life insurance, annuities and investments

Vice President, Tax

Tax AccountingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNewark, NJ, USA$178.6k - $267.8k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Taxation, or a related field is required.
  • Approximately 6–10 years of relevant experience in partnership taxation, investment management taxation, international taxation, or financial services taxation.
  • Deep knowledge of U.S. federal income tax rules applicable to partnerships, investment funds, real estate, private markets, and cross-border investment structures, including withholding, treaty eligibility, and entity-classification considerations.
  • Strong technical knowledge of partnership tax compliance and reporting, including Subchapter K allocations, Schedules K-1, withholding and information reporting, state and local filing considerations, and review of returns and supporting workpapers prepared by external service providers.
  • Demonstrated ability to analyze complex tax issues, evaluate alternative structures, and deliver clear, commercially practical recommendations to senior business and non-tax stakeholders.
  • Sound judgment in balancing technical tax considerations with business objectives, legal and regulatory requirements, and implementation constraints.
  • Strong relationship-management and project-leadership skills, including experience working across business, legal, finance, and operations teams and coordinating external advisors.
  • Experience interacting directly with senior business leaders, investment professionals, and product development teams.

Responsibilities

  • Provide technical tax support to PGIM businesses on U.S. and international tax matters affecting investment products, transactions, and business initiatives.
  • Advise on tax-efficient ownership and fund investment structures, including partnerships, REITs, feeder vehicles, rated vehicles, management structures, sidecars, and other domestic and international investment vehicles.
  • Monitor tax developments affecting PGIM businesses and communicate business implications and recommended actions to stakeholders.
  • Support business, legal, product, and finance teams on material tax matters, including development and implementation of new investment products and structures, and coordinate with external advisors as appropriate.
  • Advise on special projects involving tax-sensitive transactions, restructurings, and regulatory developments.
  • Partner with PGIM investment businesses to identify and resolve tax issues arising in the implementation and ongoing operation of funds, investment programs, and strategic initiatives.
  • Provide guidance regarding investor-related tax issues, including ECI, UBTI, withholding tax, and treaty considerations.
  • Coordinate with tax professionals embedded within PGIM businesses across fixed income, real estate, private credit, multi-asset, and alternative investment platforms to promote consistent tax positions and efficient delivery of tax advice.
  • Advise on tax requirements and operational controls needed to implement and maintain tax-sensitive investment products, structures, and business initiatives.
  • Participate in business planning and early-stage concept development discussions, helping evaluate tax implications and feasibility of potential new funds, products, investment strategies, and market opportunities.
  • Review fund documentation, management agreements, and other documents from a tax perspective.
  • Support business teams in responding to investor, counterparty, and stakeholder tax inquiries.
  • Participate in investor diligence discussions and support tax-related aspects of investor communications.
  • Collaborate with business, legal, finance, and operations teams to translate tax advice into governance, documentation, reporting, and operational requirements for tax-sensitive structures and initiatives.
  • Serve as the tax lead for employee co-investment and carried interest programs across PGIM businesses.
  • Advise on the structuring, implementation, and ongoing operation of carry and co-investment vehicles, as well as phantom carry and co-investment arrangements.
  • Oversee tax reporting, partnership allocations, and related matters affecting employee-investor programs.
  • Coordinate with finance teams, service providers, and external advisors regarding implementation and ongoing administration.
  • Evaluate tax consequences of changes to existing carry, co-investment, and employee-investor arrangements, including changes in participants, allocations, investments, local law, and governing terms.
  • Support global carry and co-investment programs and develop a working knowledge of foreign tax considerations affecting those structures.
  • Coordinate and oversee recurring tax compliance processes affecting PGIM funds and related entities, including partnership tax compliance, investor reporting, withholding, information reporting, filing calendars, and related deliverables.
  • Review and advise on partnership tax returns, Schedules K-1, allocation workpapers, withholding calculations, state and local filing positions, and partner reporting prepared by service providers; identify issues and recommend corrections or further analysis.
  • Advise on FATCA/CRS classifications, registrations, certifications, reporting, and related governance for applicable PGIM and Prudential entities, coordinating with business teams, administrators, and external advisors.
  • Assist in developing and enhancing tax-related processes, controls, and governance frameworks supporting PGIM businesses.

Desired Qualifications

  • A CPA, master's degree in taxation, JD, LL.M., or equivalent advanced tax qualification is preferred.
  • Experience with cross-border investment structures and international investor considerations.
  • Familiarity with carry, co-investment, and employee-investor programs.

About the Company

Prudential Financial

Sells life insurance, annuities and investments

Prudential Financial sells life insurance, annuities and retirement plans to individuals and employers in the United States and Japan, and it invests money for institutional investors through PGIM, its asset management arm. PGIM brings together specialist firms, including stock picker Jennison Associates and separate units for bonds, quantitative strategies, real estate and private credit. Prudential earns insurance premiums, collects investment returns on the premiums it holds until claims and payouts come due, and charges fees on the assets PGIM manages. The company was founded in 1875 to sell burial insurance and is headquartered in Newark, New Jersey.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Newark, NJ
Founded
1875

Recently Posted Jobs

Explore more opportunities at Prudential Financial

See more jobs