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Robert Half

Tax Sr. - Corporate

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What they do

An International Tax Analyst is responsible for documenting international components of an international organization's income tax return. Responsible for gathering and reviewing foreign income tax returns filed by foreign subsidiaries or branches of the organization. Will assist with the computation of earnings and profits and tax pools. May provide tax advice on international transactions and respond to tax questions raised by international operations.

$79,050 / year median in Kentucky

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

For immediate consideration contact Lisa James at (859)788-3684We are looking for a detail-oriented tax specialist to support corporate tax compliance activities in Central, Kentucky. This role focuses on reviewing complex tax data, contributing to U.S. tax filings, and partnering with internal and external stakeholders to ensure accuracy and consistency. The ideal candidate brings strong analytical ability, sound judgment, and a solid understanding of federal corporate tax requirements. You will also help strengthen reporting processes by improving controls, documentation, and overall data quality.
Responsibilities:
  • Review taxpayer records from internal platforms to confirm complete and accurate populations for U.S. filing requirements.
  • Evaluate submissions provided by business participants and third-party representatives, resolving inconsistencies and identifying missing information.
  • Examine tax and financial data to detect unusual items, research exceptions, and escalate issues that require deeper review.
  • Contribute to the preparation of corporate tax filings by applying relevant U.S. federal tax rules and supporting documentation standards.
  • Compile schedules, analysis, and reporting packages for assessment by outside U.S. tax advisors.
  • Perform reconciliations across tax accounts and related data sets, investigate variances, and coordinate issue resolution with stakeholders.
  • Assist with estimated tax calculations and support the ongoing reconciliation of tax balances.
  • Maintain clear procedural records, control documentation, and operating guidance to support compliance activities.
  • Identify opportunities to improve workflow efficiency, strengthen data integrity, and expand automation where practical.