Lead the tax, audit & technical accounting function at a company reversing climate change ! Ever wanted to be the go-to tax and accounting expert at a company literally pulling carbon out of the sky? Our client is a global leader in Direct Air Capture technology, and they need an experienced CPA to step in and lead their tax, audit, and technical accounting function while a key team member is on maternity leave. This isn't a back-office number-crunching gig. You'll be the primary advisor shaping how a rapidly scaling, U.S.-parented cleantech company handles corporate tax, audit, and complex accounting judgment calls, with real autonomy and a seat at the table. Why this role is different: Most “tax and accounting” jobs have you buried in month-end close. Not this one. Day-to-day bookkeeping is handled by the rest of the finance team – your job is the compelling stuff: interpreting complex transactions, defending technical tax positions, working directly with engineering teams on SR&ED, and being the person KPMG and PwC call when something gets complicated.



While actual salary will be heavily dependent on candidate experience and credentials, we're working within a $115-150,000 band. What you'll actually be doing: Owning corporate tax — leading Canadian T2 compliance, working directly with PwC, and navigating the tax implications of financing, restructuring, and cross-border transactions Being the U.S. GAAP & IFRS expert — providing guidance on technical accounting treatment for transactions that don't fit neatly into a textbook, including reporting requirements that flow up to the U.S. parent Running point on audit — serving as the primary contact for KPMG's annual audit and turning “please explain this” requests into clear, defensible answers (Bonus points) Diving into SR&ED — if you've got experience with SR&ED claims, technical eligibility assessments, or CRA reviews, that's a big plus — though it's not a dealbreaker if you don't Shaping

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