Senior Tax Accountant

Senior Tax Accountant The Senior Tax Accountant is responsible for preparing and reviewing complex tax filings, tax planning, and compliance for individuals, businesses, and organizations. In this role, you will provide expert tax advice, ensure adherence to tax regulations, lead tax-related projects, and mentor junior staff members. The Senior Tax Accountant will also work closely with cross-functional teams and management to identify opportunities for tax savings and risk mitigation. This position is 100% in the office. Prepare and review annual venture statement and tax returns for entities and individuals. Identify potential issues and/or area of concern within the tax returns and venture statements. Review fixed assets, expense accounts, and trial balance monthly for entities. Record monthly GAAP/Tax depreciation and amortization for commission and financing fee. Prepare cost segregation analysis for completed construction jobs and coordinate with the construction department to confirm when a project is complete. Prepare and review annual financial statement for various partnerships and individuals. Conduct like-kind exchange analysis and prepare sales projections. Assist in preparing and calculating quarterly tax estimate. Stay current on tax laws, regulations, and best practices. Conduct in-depth tax research and provide strategic insights on complex tax issues. Provide guidance and mentorship to junior tax staff and coordinate their work. Review their work to ensure compliance and accuracy in tax filings and other related tasks. Implement and improve tax processes and systems for efficiency, accuracy, and compliance. Assist with special projects as needed. Review and process tax notice payments via check requests or online transactions to ensure timely submission via regular mail, certified mail, or electronic payment method. Run quarterly entity financial statement for Asset Managers. Assist in researching tax regulations to ensure compliance. Assist in the tax audits by gathering financial records, tax returns, and supporting documents. Attention to details: precise and accurate in reviewing tax returns, financial documents, and accounting records to avoid errors. Communication: clear and effective communication with individuals, colleagues, and tax authorities. Analytical: ability to analyze complex financial data and tax scenarios to identify issues. Ability to apply logic and reasoning to assess complex tax issues and determine appropriate treatment through research and collaboration. Time Management: strong organization skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks or projects under tight deadlines, particularly during peak tax season. Multitasking: Effectively manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment while maintaining high-quality work.