M&A Tax Supervisor: Lead Due Diligence & Tax Strategy

Most tax people find out a client sold the business when a K1 turns up in March looking nothing like last year's. You read the deal backwards from the numbers, six months after anyone could have done anything useful about it. This one puts you on the other side of that. A Pasadena firm wants a supervisor on its deal work, $112,000 to $132,000, running tax due diligence on middle market buys and sales and then telling the buyer what the structure actually costs them. It isn't deals all year. When the deal flow is quiet you're on compliance for individuals, corporations and partnerships like everyone else, and reviewing the seniors and the staff. Why this firm $112,000 to $132,000, and deal work at a firm small enough that you're in the room for it Diligence across the lot: income tax, sales tax, property tax, payroll, unclaimed property You present the reports yourself instead of feeding a partner the slides Flexible time off, a 401(k) match, a discretionary bonus and money towards more study The honest bits: there's a bigger group behind the firm now, and nobody's promised remote or hybrid on this one. What you'll be doing Tax due diligence on middle market transactions, buy side and sell side Pulling apart deal structures and saying what the tax cost of each one is Compliance for C corps, S corps and partnerships between deals First review on the tax seniors and the staff, and the coaching that goes with it What you'll have CPA or attorney preferred 3 years or more of corporate tax C corps, S corps and partnerships already under your belt #J-18808-Ljbffr Distinct | North America