Senior Tax Associate - Leawood, United States - NDH Group Ltd

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Senior Tax Associate - State and Local Tax

Senior Tax Associate - State and Local Tax

NDH Advisors LLC ("NDH") is a Chicago-headquartered public accounting firm offering best-in-class tax, accounting and personal finance services to dynamic businesses, high net-worth individuals and family offices throughout the United States.

With offices in Chicago, Kansas City, Houston and Philadelphia, we are expanding our roster of talented professionals and are seeking an energetic tax professional to support our growing state and local tax ("SALT") practice.

The candidate must have a strong work ethic, exceptional leadership qualities and at least three years public accounting experience focused on state and local taxation.

Excellent communication skills are required.

The candidate will report to the firm's Managers and Partners and will work directly with clients to provide state and local tax preparation and consulting services.

Candidates will be required to prepare workpapers, research complex tax issues and communicate effectively. Candidates should excel working in a deadline driven environment with complex reporting requirements.
NDH provides a dynamic work environment, significant growth opportunities and the ability to work directly with company leaders. Candidates that work hard, are enthusiastic, and behave ethically have excellent opportunity for annual advancement.

Due to the collaborative nature of our work, employees are expected to be in the office, while having the opportunity to work remotely as needed.

We are accepting resumes consistent with the following background and ability:
Accounting Degree from an accredited four-year university;
CPA designation or has made progress toward passing the exam;
3+ years' SALT experience with an accounting firm;
Understanding of multi-state income and franchise taxes and nexus issues;
Experience preparing state and local income tax returns for Individuals, Partnerships, Corporations, and Trusts utilizing compliance software;
High-level analytical and reasoning skills;
Ability to meet stringent deadlines;
Success in prior work experience with the ability to self-manage, prioritize assignments and interface with clients;
Effective verbal and written communication skills, with proven ability to communicate complicated matters to clients or government agencies;
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail;
Ability to meet deadlines and to multi-task;
Enthusiasm for technical topics and interested in learning opportunities via research, CPE and discussion with peers;
Contributes to an established culture of positivity and respect; and
Self-motivated to seek new projects. Recognizes strengths and weaknesses and appreciates peer feedback.
NDH Advisors LLC is a people-focused public accounting firm with a strong culture, talented professionals and great clients. We offer competitive salaries, equity compensation and excellent benefits (medical, 401k with company contribution, unlimited vacation, education and more). We encourage you to apply if interested in working with talented professionals in an entrepreneurial, process-driven environment.
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