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Job Summary

The Senior Financial Analyst – Taxation and Accounting reports to the Director, Consolidation & Taxation. The incumbent is responsible, along with their supervisor, for overseeing taxation activities within the organization, including sales taxes and income tax filings. They are responsible for keeping the organization informed of upcoming tax changes, including timelines and financial impact, as well as ensuring compliance with legal requirements. The ideal candidate has excellent knowledge of accounting and financial consolidation.

Our Benefits

Competitive salary and annual bonus
Hybrid position with flexible hours after the training period
Comprehensive group insurance plan (dental, medical, life, disability, etc.)
Telemedicine
Pension plan with employer contribution
On-site gym
Gym and physical activity reimbursement
Remote work two days a week

Responsibilities

The following fall under the responsibility of the Senior Financial Analyst. Responsibilities span across Canada, the United States, and the interpretation of the international structure:

Identify and implement tax planning/strategy opportunities for all tax types
Prepare and review quarterly and annual tax provision accounts
Prepare the consolidated tax provision and related note, and provide information to external auditors at year-end
Prepare and coordinate Canadian tax filings, and coordinate U.S. and international tax filings
Manage external audits related to sales taxes and income taxes
Coordinate and prepare sales tax filings and property tax remittances
Conduct tax research and stay informed of legislative changes
Coordinate documentation and ensure compliance with transfer pricing policies
Assist consultants with the preparation of R&D tax credit claims and identify new opportunities
Perform internal compliance reviews if needed
Clarify complex tax issues and communicate them to non-tax personnel
Participate in and plan for the tax implications of corporate acquisitions
Understand and actively engage with the international structure
Other related duties

Requirements

Minimum 4 years of experience
Proficiency in both French and English
CPA designation, with interest and knowledge in Canadian taxation
Strong background in accounting
Knowledge of U.S. tax law is an asset
US GAAP background (an asset)
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
Strong knowledge of Canadian tax legislation and research tools
Experience with financial statement consolidation
Skilled in using Excel pivot tables
Familiarity with US GAAP and IFRS standards and their implications
Understanding of sales tax and income tax legislation
Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and priority management skills
Excellent planning and organizational abilities

Skills

Discretion
Attention to detail and precision (especially for reporting)
Versatility and resourcefulness
Results-oriented
Strong communication skills
Interpersonal skills
Stress management
Presentation skills

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