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Financial Services - State and Local Tax - Tax Controversy - Manager

EY

Location

New York, NY

Type

Full-time

Posted

9/26/2026

Compensation

$105,100 - $218,900 per year

Undergraduate with 2+ Years of Experience
H-1B FY202697.2% approval-60% YoY
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Job description

The Financial Services - State and Local Tax - Tax Controversy - Manager role at EY involves leading a growing team focused on tax controversy and advisory matters. This position requires extensive knowledge of state and local tax concepts and law, as well as the ability to manage complex projects in a collaborative environment. The team aims to double in size over the next few years, providing opportunities for professional growth and development. As a Tax Manager, you will play a critical role in advising clients and implementing effective tax strategies.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in accounting, finance, or economics.
  • Typically 4–6 years of relevant experience in tax.
  • Strong tax technical skills including tax research and writing skills.
  • Project management experience in delivering high-quality work products.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Advise on indirect tax regulatory changes and design compliance frameworks.
  • Identify opportunities for tax optimization and manage compliance strategies.
  • Lead workstream delivery and participate in client working sessions.
  • Develop solutions to complex tax problems and recommend policy changes.
  • Build client relationships and stay abreast of state and local tax developments.

Benefits

  • Ernst & Young (EY) offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package designed to support the well-being of its employees across various dimensions.

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