Overview
We are partnering with a well-established public accounting firm to add a Tax Analyst to their growing US–Canada cross-border tax team . This is an excellent opportunity for someone early in their tax career who’s looking for hands‑on mentorship, long‑term growth, and strong work‑life balance.
This role is ideal for candidates with Canadian personal tax experience (US exposure is an asset but not required) who are eager to expand into cross‑border tax in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Why this role stands out
- Mentorship‑focused : You’ll report to a highly supportive manager who enjoys teaching and developing junior talent
- Work‑life balance : Minimal overtime (typically limited to April), flexibility, and time in lieu when extra hours are worked
- Career growth : Long‑term development opportunities within a stable, growing practice
- Hybrid model : 4 days in‑office, 1 day WFH
What you’ll be doing
Prepare US and Canadian individual income tax returns , including cross‑border filingsComplete required US information forms (e.g., 5471, 8621, 3520, 8938) and FBARsPrepare Canadian personal tax returns for high‑net‑worth individualsResearch tax issues and provide clear conclusions and recommendationsManage CRA and IRS correspondence , including audits and noticesCollaborate closely with senior team members in a supportive, team‑based environmentWhat we’re looking for
1–2 years of experience in personal tax (Canadian experience required; US experience is an asset but not mandatory)Interest in US–Canada cross‑border tax and willingness to learnExposure to public accounting or tax‑focused rolesStrong attention to detail, organization, and time managementComfortable working in‑office and collaborating with a teamNice to have (not required)
Exposure to US tax or cross‑border filingsExperience with corporate or trust tax returnsFamiliarity with CRA / IRS audit processesExperience with Canadian or US tax software (e.g., CCH Axcess)Education & Credentials
Bachelor’s degree in AccountingCPA candidate / working toward CPA strongly encouragedUS CPA or IRS Enrolled Agent is an asset but not requiredWork Schedule
Monday to Friday, approximately 8 : 00 a.m. – 4 : 30 p.m. or 5 : 00 p.m.Overtime is minimal and primarily limited to peak seasonSeniority level
Mid‑Senior levelEmployment type
Full‑timeJob function
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