Sr. Tax Accountant

United States - Massachusetts - Waltham

 

Are you someone who enjoys working with next generation technology, interacting with best in class global teams, and working with the largest digital transformations in the world?  This opportunity will combine them all while offering a competitive salary and accelerated career growth opportunities.

Join Netcracker Technology to work for a forward-looking software company, offering mission-critical solutions to service providers around the globe. Our comprehensive portfolio of software solutions and professional services enables large-scale digital transformations, unlocking the opportunities of the cloud, analytics, virtualization and 5G mobile networks. With an unbroken service delivery track record of more than 25 years, our unique combination of technology, people and expertise helps companies transform their networks and enable better experiences for their customers.

Position Summary:

Reporting to Netcracker’s Director of Tax and Treasury, this individual is responsible for providing a full range of tax accounting support for the business units.

Responsibilities:

  • Prepare and/or review income tax and informational returns
  • Prepare and/or review the tax provision process, including FAS 109, FIN 48, etc.
  • Conduct tax research and analysis to support strategic tax planning initiatives
  • Book monthly accruals in accordance with ASC 740
  • Calculate and prepare estimated tax payments
  • Maintain knowledge of tax laws
  • Develop and maintain relationships within the tax department and finance organization
  • Assist with the preparation of special projects, legislative proposals, modeling, and other ad hoc requests
  • Assist Director of Tax and Treasury with Treasury matters
  • Manage third-party service providers to ensure accurate and timely preparation of federal, international, and state income tax returns.
  • Assist with the indirect tax compliance (e.g. VAT, Employment, Sales & Use).

Education & Professional Certifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree (B.S.) in Accounting
  • CPA preferred
  • MS Taxation preferred

Candidate Profile

  • Minimum 3 years either in a large CPA firm and/or in the tax department of a global corporation.
  • International tax experience required.
  • Knowledge of tax accounting required.
  • Strong organizational and communication skills.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks/projects.

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