Senior Tax Manager

U.S. Tax, Foreign Bank Branches & Financial InstitutionsThis is a high-ownership in-house position. You will serve as the primary internal tax lead while managing external advisors and coordinating closely with Finance, Legal, Compliance, Regulatory Reporting, and Head Office teams. The role covers the full spectrum of U.S. tax, from compliance and provision to planning and transaction support.You will lead U.S. tax matters for the operations of a foreign banking organization, including federal branch compliance, tax governance, reporting, and advisory support across affiliated entities.Responsibilities include:Own tax oversight for U.S. federal branch/agency operations, including compliance with federal, state, and local requirementsManage tax filings across income/franchise taxes, withholding, branch allocations, and financial institution-specific returnsLead ASC 740 income tax accounting; provisions, deferred taxes, uncertain tax positions, and financial statement disclosuresAdvise on new products, intercompany structures, cross-border transactions, and strategic restructuringsSupport affiliated broker-dealer and regulated entity tax matters as applicableMaintain the tax control framework and ensure audit readinessManage external advisor relationships and coordinate with Head Office on global tax policy and transfer pricingWhat we're looking for includes:7+ years of tax experience in banking, foreign banking organizations, broker-dealers, or regulated financial institutionsCPA, MST, JD, or equivalent advanced tax qualification preferredStrong command of U.S. federal and state taxation of financial institutionsHands-on ASC 740 experience in a complex or multinational environmentPrior in-house experience at a bank or foreign bank branch strongly preferredExcellent judgment, communication, and stakeholder management skillsEqual Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.