Senior Tax Analyst

Boralex; Montreal (administrative region); On-site; CAD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Boralex in Montreal is seeking a Senior Tax Analyst to lead Canadian tax compliance and accounting. You will develop tax models, prepare tax provisions, and support audits while advancing exposure to strategic corporate tax matters.

You will collaborate with finance and business teams to ensure accurate tax positions, optimize credits, and contribute to process improvements in a dynamic, growth-focused environment. Fluency in English and French is required.

Qualifications

• CPA designation (or equivalent) and relevant tax experience.
• Master's in Taxation or CPA Canada’s In-Depth Tax Program preferred.
• Minimum 5 years in tax in public practice or industry.
• Strong knowledge of Canadian corporate taxation.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to quarterly and annual tax provisions per IFRS.
• Prepare Canadian corporate and partnership income tax returns and related information returns.
• Develop tax models, current tax calculations and projections.
• Support analysis of investment tax credits including clean technology credits.
• Assist during tax audits and document tax positions and risks.
• Collaborate with internal teams on corporate income and property taxes.
• Drive process improvements and automation in tax workflows.

Skills

Canadian tax law

Tax compliance

Tax accounting

Advanced Excel

Bilingual English/French

Education

CPA designation

Master's in Taxation

Tools

Excel

Job description

Your Challenge

Join a tax team where technical rigor is combined with a practical understanding of business operations.

As a Senior Tax Analyst, you will play a key role in the Group’s Canadian tax compliance and tax accounting activities. You will also contribute to matters related to clean technology tax credits, tax audits, and the tax requirements arising from Boralex’s continued growth.

The role is primarily focused on tax compliance and tax accounting, while also offering the opportunity to gradually expand your exposure to broader corporate tax matters and strategic business projects as your expertise develops.

You will play an important role in:

Tax Accounting & Compliance

• Participate in the preparation of quarterly and annual tax provisions in accordance with IFRS;
• Analyze current and deferred income taxes and prepare supporting documentation for audit purposes;
• Prepare and review Canadian corporate and partnership income tax returns, as well as related information returns;
• Prepare tax models, current tax calculations, and short- and long-term tax projections.

Tax Credits & Government Incentives

• Support the analysis, documentation, and filing of investment tax credits, including clean technology tax credits;
• Monitor compliance requirements and supporting documentation related to applicable tax incentive programs.

Tax Audits & Risk Management

• Prepare and coordinate information requested by tax authorities during audits;
• Assist in documenting tax positions and identifying key tax risks.

Business Support

• Support internal business teams on matters related to corporate income taxes, direct taxes, and property taxes;
• Conduct tax research and provide clear, practical, and well-supported analyses.

Continuous Improvement & Development

• Contribute to the improvement of tax processes, controls, and tools, including automation and enhanced data utilization;
• Stay informed of tax legislation and regulatory developments;
• Support knowledge sharing and training initiatives for internal stakeholders.

Progressive Exposure to Corporate Projects

• Support the tax team, as needed, in analyzing issues related to development, financing, investment, and restructuring projects;
• Gradually expand your involvement in corporate tax matters and strategic initiatives as your responsibilities evolve.

To succeed in this position, you need:

• CPA designation, or an equivalent combination of education and experience;
• Master’s degree in Taxation or completion of CPA Canada’s In-Depth Tax Program;
• Minimum of five years of relevant tax experience gained in public practice and/or industry;
• Strong knowledge of Canadian corporate taxation;
• Experience in tax accounting, or a demonstrated desire to deepen expertise in this area;
• Strong analytical, research, and writing skills;
• Advanced Excel skills and an interest in automation and process improvement;
• Professional proficiency in both French and English, written and spoken, to collaborate with teams and partners across Canada and internationally.

You Will Thrive in This Role If You

• Demonstrate rigor: You produce reliable, well-documented work and consistently meet deadlines.
• Enjoy understanding the business context: You seek to understand the business realities behind the numbers and tax positions.
• Take initiative: You identify issues, propose solutions, and move projects forward.
• Collaborate naturally: You build strong relationships with internal teams and external partners.
• Communicate effectively: You can explain complex technical matters clearly and tailor your message to your audience.
• Want to grow: You are motivated to strengthen your technical expertise while expanding your exposure to broader corporate tax matters.