Tax Manager

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Role Summary

Tax Manager

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and manage end-to-end U.S. partnership tax compliance for financial services clients.
• Review complex tax returns (Form 1065) and related schedules (K-1, K-2, K-3).
• Oversee federal, state, local, and international filing compliance.
• Develop and maintain strong client relationships; act as a day-to-day point of contact for tax-related matters.
• Provide strategic tax planning and advisory services.
• Identify technical issues and present practical solutions.
• Manage tax projects from planning through completion, including projections and final filings.
• Supervise, train, and evaluate team members; support their career development.
• Collaborate with U.S.-based counterparts and leverage global tools and platforms.
  

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting or a related field.
• 6+ years of progressive experience in U.S. taxation.
• Certification: CPA / CA / EA is mandatory for this role.
• Experience handling Form 1065 returns and financial services clients.
  

Preferred Experience

• Exposure to taxation for hedge funds, private equity, venture capital, and fund-of-fund structures.
• Familiarity with U.S. state and local tax compliance, as well as international reporting requirements.
• Proven track record of client service delivery and leading a team.
• Direct collaboration experience with global counterparts is a plus.
  

Eligibility Guidelines

• Minimum of 1 year in a Managerial role in U.S. Tax.
• Candidates must have stable career history – job hoppers will not be considered.
• No organizational gaps.
• Must be currently working in a consulting or advisory firm (candidates from industry will not be considered).
• Only candidates with valid certifications (CPA/CA/EA) will be considered for the Manager level.
  

Additional Notes

• Drop facility available for late working hours where applicable.
• Role requires flexibility during U.S. tax season and peak workloads.