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Junior Tax & Compliance Officer

North York, ON

Full-time

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Recruitment agency:
Winchesters
Location
North York, ON
Work model
Not publicly disclosed
Employment type
Full-time
Experience level
Not publicly disclosed
Department
Not publicly disclosed
Function
Not publicly disclosed
Industry
Tax / Construction
Published
Not publicly disclosed

Role description

A national family-owned construction and building-supply company is seeking a junior tax and compliance professional to support an established tax function. The role includes preparing tax-compliance files, assisting with tax-authority correspondence and audits, conducting tax research and analysis, supporting the CFO and senior tax team on planning and liability matters, and assisting professional service providers with selected U.S. tax files.

Qualifications

Two to four years of prior tax experience within a public accounting firm. CPA designation is an asset. Knowledge of Canadian corporate income-tax matters. Ability to manage multiple files and communicate clearly.

Additional information

Current listing on the official Winchesters Tax & Audit page. North York, Ontario. Compensation $100,000-$125,000 plus bonus. Applications are directed to zane@winchesters.ca. No separate job-specific URL is published, so the closest official listing page is used.

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