Overview In this Real Estate Tax Manager role, you apply tax expertise to a broad range of real estate-related issues for clients in a large, collaborative professional services environment. You will deliver timely tax advice and manage diverse consulting and compliance projects, partnering with cross-functional teams. The role emphasizes building long-lasting client relationships and shaping strategic tax outcomes. A strong focus on real estate, hospitality, and construction tax practice, with mentorship and growth opportunities, makes this a meaningful path for advancement.
Compensation / Benefits- Medical and dental coverage
- Pension and 401(k) plans
- Wide range of paid time off
- Flexible/hybrid work environment
- Paid holidays
- Winter/Summer breaks and personal/family care leaves
Responsibilities- Tackle diverse tax consulting and compliance projects for clients, delivering up-to-date tax guidance
- Collaborate in a highly team-oriented culture with knowledge sharing
- Provide meaningful business insights from evolving tax operations
- Develop and communicate plans to optimize clients' tax activities
- Research client operations to tailor advisory solutions
- Supervise and develop a team to realize their potential
Key requirements- Bachelor in Accounting, Finance, or Business, or related discipline
- CPA required, or bar membership; CPA required for advancement
- Minimum 4 years of relevant experience
- Broad knowledge of real estate tax technicals including partnership taxation, REITs, allocations, compliance, due diligence, and structuring
- Experience managing budgets, people, and projects
- Proven track record in a professional services or tax organization
- Technical writing and research experience in tax context
- Ability to prioritize multiple complex projects
- Willingness to travel; comfortable in a hybrid work environment
- Strong communication and client relationship skills
- Influencing and questioning existing processes
- Initiative and proactive problem-solving
- Partnership taxation
- REIT taxation and qualification
- Partnership allocations
