Tax Manager - Relocation to Cayman Islands/Bermuda

Your key responsibilities:

| As a Tax Manager you will be responsible for managing and coordinating tax compliance and advisory work for clients. You will work on key client issues in domestic federal, international and state and local taxation with a focus on implementing tax strategies that align with the client’s business objectives.

| You will manage tax compliance accounts for hedge funds and or private equity funds. You will review extensive securities analysis, make appropriate tax adjustments and provide sign-off for the production and delivery of partnership tax returns.

| You will be responsible for reviewing partnership agreements and private placement memorandums for tax implications of items such as book and tax allocations, stuffing provisions, management and incentive fees as well as run the day to day activities on the accounts

Your skills and experience:

| Strong technical knowledge in the asset management tax area

| Ability to analyze trading reports for tax character and book tax differences

| Ability to teach or assist with firm in-house training

| Build impactful relationships with new and existing clients and maintain relationships with firm leadership

| Create a positive and trusting environment

| Identify key tax technical issues

| Managing multiple work assignments and deadlines

To qualify for the role you must have:

| A bachelor’s degree in an accounting, finance or a business discipline, and a minimum of 5 years of relevant tax experience; or an advanced degree in tax or law and a minimum of 4 years of relevant tax experience

| A CPA (or equivalent internationally recognized accounting designation), Enrolled Agent and/or LLM certification is required

| The ideal candidate would have experience serving clients in the wealth & asset management industry, which may include mutual funds, hedge funds, private equity funds or other investment vehicles

| Broad exposure to federal income taxation and exposure to state and local tax