US Transaction Tax Manager
EY
Tel AvivPosted about 2 months agoDiscoveredMatch locked
Full-time2+ years exp
About the role
We're Hiring! US Transaction Tax Senior Manager/Manager - Join Our Deal‑Makers at EY
If you're passionate about M&A, complex tax structuring, and working with the world's leading private equity firms and multinational companies - this one's for you.
Our
US Transaction Tax
practice is growing, and we're looking for a
Senior Manager or Manager
to lead high‑impact deal advisory projects, drive tax strategy, and influence the outcomes of major transactions across various industries.
What You’ll Do
✅ Lead US tax due diligence for M&A, divestitures, and strategic transactions
✅ Develop and execute innovative tax structuring strategies for buyers, sellers, corporate and PE clients
✅ Review purchase agreements and guide post‑closing reorganizations/PMI
✅ Collaborate with top professionals - attorneys, CFOs, directors, and tax specialists
✅ Build trusted relationships with clients and identify opportunities for tax‑efficient value creation
What We’re Looking For
•
CPA or licensed attorney
(dual qualification = strong advantage)
•
2+ years
of experience in US tax advisory, M&A tax, or international tax
- Hands‑on experience in due diligence and deal structuring (advantage)
- Strong technical skills in US domestic & cross‑border tax
- Excellent research, writing, and communication skills
- Ability to manage projects, deadlines, and teams in a fast‑paced environment
Why Join Us?
You'll work with a team of sharp, collaborative professionals, engage with diverse clients from start‑ups to global giants, and play a strategic role in transactions that shape the market.
If you're looking for impact, challenge, real growth and a highly supportive inviorment - you'll find it here.
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