Pricewaterhouse Coopers Advisory Services

Financial Services Tax - Real Estate Director

NY-New Yorkonsitedirector$150K – $438K

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Industry/Sector Asset and Wealth Management Specialism Industry Tax Practice Management Level Director Job Description & Summary The Opportunity As a Financial Services Tax - Real Estate Director, you will play a pivotal role in guiding our clients through the intricate landscape of tax obligations, both locally and internationally. Within our Tax practice, you will provide strategic consulting on business analysis, working capital management, and profit sharing, while advising on the tax implications of deals and pricing between related parties. This role is essential in helping our Financial Services clients navigate the ever-evolving tax environment, addressing challenges related to capital requirements and operational tax risks.…

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