New England AFP
TAX ANALYST
New England AFP, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States,
TAX ANALYST,
Office of the Vice President for Finance (VPF) , to support MIT’s tax compliance, reporting, analysis, and research needs. Will assist with data collection and analysis for tax compliance and reporting; interact with a wide variety of stakeholders on MIT’s annual tax returns; research and resolve basic inquiries/issues regarding tax reporting and filings; and support the team’s efforts to educate the MIT community on a variety of tax policies/procedures.REQUIREMENTS:
REQUIRED : bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or a related financial/business field; at least one year of experience with federal, state, local, and/or international tax, preferably with a public accounting firm, large law firm, multinational corporation, nonprofit tax department, or higher education; knowledge of U.S. tax reporting and general taxation principles; demonstrated customer service experience in an accounting, finance, economics, or related business field; strong Excel, Word, and PowerPoint skills; excellent analytical, problem-solving, organizational, customer service, and written and verbal communication skills; and discretion, tact, and good judgment with highly sensitive/confidential information. Seek a self-starter who can work successfully on multiple challenging projects simultaneously and is able to build interpersonal relationships and work collaboratively and collegially in a consensus-driven, fast-paced, and high-volume environment with non-negotiable deadlines.PREFERRED : experience assisting on large tax compliance projects for complex multinational organizations; knowledge of and experience with unrelated business income and reporting on the Form 990-T and related forms (8886, 5471, 926, 8885, 8621, 8858, 5713); understanding of flow-through investment entity structures and ability to read and interpret IRS Form K-1; ability to conduct tax research, including IRS code, regulations, rulings, and case law.
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Office of the Vice President for Finance (VPF) , to support MIT’s tax compliance, reporting, analysis, and research needs. Will assist with data collection and analysis for tax compliance and reporting; interact with a wide variety of stakeholders on MIT’s annual tax returns; research and resolve basic inquiries/issues regarding tax reporting and filings; and support the team’s efforts to educate the MIT community on a variety of tax policies/procedures.REQUIREMENTS:
REQUIRED : bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or a related financial/business field; at least one year of experience with federal, state, local, and/or international tax, preferably with a public accounting firm, large law firm, multinational corporation, nonprofit tax department, or higher education; knowledge of U.S. tax reporting and general taxation principles; demonstrated customer service experience in an accounting, finance, economics, or related business field; strong Excel, Word, and PowerPoint skills; excellent analytical, problem-solving, organizational, customer service, and written and verbal communication skills; and discretion, tact, and good judgment with highly sensitive/confidential information. Seek a self-starter who can work successfully on multiple challenging projects simultaneously and is able to build interpersonal relationships and work collaboratively and collegially in a consensus-driven, fast-paced, and high-volume environment with non-negotiable deadlines.PREFERRED : experience assisting on large tax compliance projects for complex multinational organizations; knowledge of and experience with unrelated business income and reporting on the Form 990-T and related forms (8886, 5471, 926, 8885, 8621, 8858, 5713); understanding of flow-through investment entity structures and ability to read and interpret IRS Form K-1; ability to conduct tax research, including IRS code, regulations, rulings, and case law.
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