In this capacity, the Tax Analyst will: Analyze data provided by the Finance and Accounting group and prepare tax schedules for the preparation of the U.S. federal and state partnership income tax returns, business tax returns, sales and use tax returns, and international tax compliance requirements; Prepare partnership and nonresident partner estimated tax calculations; Prepare quarterly partner income tax projections; Maintain partners' composite tax elections and related records; Prepare and review the partners' U.S. and international partner withholding tax calculation; Prepare applicable general ledger analysis and perform quality assurance procedures; Monitor current and proposed changes in tax laws and regulations; research as needed; Reconcile general ledger accounts as needed; Assist in annual tax reconciliation project and; Ad hoc requests from partners or management as required. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree with emphasis in Accounting or related field is required; At least 2 plus years of experience in public accounting at a multi-office professional services organization is preferred; Relevant experience with preparing U.S. federal and state partnership income tax returns is desired; Must be able to perform research on tax laws and regulations for various jurisdictions and different types of tax; Exposure to international, VAT, business, property, sales/use, and excise taxation in addition to income tax is desired; and.