Lead International Tax Manager at Smythe LLP (British Columbia)

Lead International Tax Manager at Smythe LLP (British Columbia)

25 Aug
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Smythe
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British Columbia

25 Aug

Smythe

British Columbia

Advance your tax career with Smythe LLP as a Lead International Tax Manager in Vancouver. Take charge of vital cross-border tax projects while mentoring emerging tax professionals in a dynamic setting.

Smythe LLP is looking for a results-driven Lead International Tax Manager to lead its growing tax practice. This senior leadership role involves advising clients on complex international tax issues, overseeing compliance and planning for cross-border engagements. Furthermore, you'll play an integral part in mentoring a talented team and contributing to the firm's overall growth strategy.

Key Responsibilities:
• Guide clients through intricate international tax complexities
• Handle tax planning and compliance for cross-border projects




• Lead engagements featuring EIFEL and withholding tax
• Build and maintain trusted advisor relationships with clients
• Develop and support team members' growth

Requirements:
• 5+ years of experience in Canadian international tax
• Deep understanding of global tax regulations
• Excellent skills in client interaction and communication
• Focus on growth and collaboration within the team
• Proven leadership experience in a skilled setting

Take the lead in shaping tax strategies with Smythe's International Tax team.
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📌 Lead International Tax Manager at Smythe LLP (British Columbia)
🏢 Smythe
📍 British Columbia

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