Partnership Tax Senior Manager
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- $108k–$158k
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Job Summary:
As a Partnership Tax Senior Manager, you will serve as a technical and client-facing leader within our Passthrough Tax practice, with a particular focus on complex partnership taxation. You will work closely with partners, clients, and engagement teams to plan, manage, review, and deliver sophisticated partnership tax compliance and consulting engagements.
You will advise clients on complex partnership structures, tax planning, transactions, allocations, basis considerations, and federal and multi-state compliance. You will serve as a technical resource on partnership tax matters, translating complex tax concepts into practical guidance and identifying planning opportunities that support clients’ broader business objectives.
In addition to leading engagements, you will develop and mentor professionals, strengthen client relationships, and contribute to the continued growth of the firm’s Passthrough Tax practice.
Our professionals have one goal in mind when working with clients: helping them minimize tax liability while remaining compliant with evolving tax laws. Beyond compliance, our teams advise clients on tax planning, investments, mergers and acquisitions, reorganizations, restructurings, and other transactions with significant
Duties & Responsibilities
Lead and conduct high-level review of complex partnership and passthrough tax engagements, with significant responsibility for Forms 1065, Schedules K-1, and related federal and state filings.
Serve as a technical resource on Subchapter K and complex partnership tax matters, including partnership formations, allocations, distributions, basis, capital accounts, and transactions involving partnership interests.
Advise clients on complex partnership tax matters, including IRC Sections 704(b), 704(c), 743(b), and 754 elections and adjustments, as applicable to client structures and transactions.
Analyze the tax implications of partnership formations, acquisitions, dispositions, restructurings, ownership changes, partner admissions and exits, and other transactions.
Develop tax planning and consulting strategies for partnerships, partners, and other passthrough entities, identifying opportunities and potential tax risks.
Provide tax guidance related to mergers, acquisitions, and transactional activity involving partnerships and passthrough entities, including structuring and tax planning considerations.
Advise clients on multi-state partnership taxation, filings, nexus, and related state and local tax considerations.
Stay current on changes in partnership tax law and regulations and translate technical developments into practical recommendations for clients and engagement teams.
Lead complex tax engagements from planning through completion, including scope, budgeting, staffing, technical review, deadlines, billing, and delivery.
Develop and maintain strong client relationships and serve as a trusted advisor on complex tax and business matters.
Lead client meetings and clearly communicate sophisticated partnership tax concepts to tax and non-tax stakeholders.
Supervise, train, mentor, and develop staff and senior associates, including reviewing their work and strengthening their technical partnership tax knowledge.
Collaborate with partners and other firm professionals to identify opportunities for expanded client service and integrate tax expertise across service lines.