Client Tax Associate - Trusts and Estates

JPMorgan Chase; Newark (DE); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorgan Chase in the United States seeks a Client Tax Associate for its International Regulatory Reporting team. You will support timely regulatory reporting and tax filings for trusts and estates across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring CRS, FATCA, and other AEOI requirements are met through strong validation, documentation, and issue management.

You will partner with stakeholders to manage exceptions, improve data quality, and streamline processes, while contributing to automation and

Qualifications

• 5+ years of relevant tax experience in a Big Four public accounting firm, law firm, corporate fiduciary, or similar environment.
• Background in tax or accounting with tax technical insight in an operational environment.
• Direct experience supporting AEOI information reporting activities.
• Understanding of tax certifications and self-certifications (IRS Forms W-8/W-9, CRS self-certification).
• Strong data and controls capability, including reconciliations, exception handling, and evidence retention.
• Deep understanding of international tax filings and regulatory change management.

Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day support on AEOI and fiduciary tax matters, escalating complex items as needed.
• Support tax reporting and filing activities, including CRS, FATCA, economic substance reporting, beneficial ownership reporting, and other non-U.S. tax reporting obligations.
• Review and support the preparation of tax forms and related documentation across multiple non-U.S. jurisdictions.
• Review governing documents to confirm tax attributes and supporting information are complete and consistent.
• Coordinate validation outreach and exception management by following up on incomplete or inconsistent tax forms, documenting responses, and escalating aging items as needed.
• Analyze data for consistency and accuracy, partnering with relevant teams to facilitate required corrections.
• Identify and execute automation and standardization opportunities to improve quality, speed, and control outcomes.
• Maintain and validate CRS tax profiles, ensuring completeness and alignment to applicable reporting requirements.
• Manage CRS indicia remediation activities, including ticket tracking, follow-ups, and timely resolution to support compliance.
• Improve tax compliance procedures by supporting process enhancements and changes to systems and workflows.
• Monitor regulatory changes related to AEOI and international tax reporting, updating procedures and stakeholder guidance as needed.

Skills

Tax knowledge

AEOI knowledge

Data analysis

Process improvement

Communications

Excel

Microsoft Office

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

Job description

Join a team that helps deliver high-quality regulatory reporting and tax operations across multiple jurisdictions. You will work with experienced professionals and develop deep expertise in international reporting requirements and operational controls. You will also contribute to continuous improvement through standardization and automation.

As a Client Tax Associate in the International Regulatory Reporting team, you will support timely and accurate regulatory reporting and tax filings for trusts and estates across multiple jurisdictions. You will help ensure compliance with the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), and broader automatic exchange of information (AEOI) requirements through strong validation, documentation, and issue management. You will partner with stakeholders to manage exceptions, improve data quality, and identify opportunities to streamline processes.

Job responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day support on AEOI and fiduciary tax matters, escalating complex items to appropriate partners as needed
• Support tax reporting and filing activities, including CRS, FATCA, economic substance reporting, beneficial ownership reporting, and other non-U.S. tax reporting obligations
• Review and support the preparation of tax forms and related documentation across multiple non-U.S. jurisdictions
• Review governing documents to confirm tax attributes and supporting information are complete and consistent
• Coordinate validation outreach and exception management by following up on incomplete or inconsistent tax forms, documenting responses, and escalating aging items as needed
• Analyze data for consistency and accuracy, partnering with relevant teams and individuals to facilitate required corrections
• Identify and execute automation and standardization opportunities to improve quality, speed, and control outcomes
• Maintain and validate CRS tax profiles, ensuring completeness and alignment to applicable reporting requirements
• Manage CRS indicia remediation activities, including ticket tracking, follow-ups, and timely resolution to support compliance
• Improve tax compliance procedures by supporting process enhancements and changes to systems and workflows
• Monitor regulatory changes related to AEOI and international tax reporting, updating procedures and stakeholder guidance as needed

Required qualifications, capabilities and skills

• 5+ years of relevant tax experience in a Big Four public accounting firm, law firm, corporate fiduciary, or similar environment
• Background in tax or accounting, including experience providing tax technical insight in an operational environment
• Direct experience supporting AEOI information reporting activities
• Understanding of tax certifications and self-certifications, including IRS Forms W-8 and W-9 and CRS self-certification (financial institution / non-financial entity) concepts
• Strong data and controls capability, including reconciliations, exception handling, and evidence retention
• Deep understanding of international tax filings and regulatory change management
• Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to tailor messages to different audiences and clearly articulate process improvements
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and reprioritize as new deliverables arise
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, with strong Excel skills (filters, pivot tables, lookups) and comfort working with data
• Willingness to work beyond core business hours as needed, especially during peak seasons
• Demonstrable risk awareness and operational control experience within financial services

Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills

• Experience in operations and/or product support in a regulated environment
• Experience coordinating across multiple functions or lines of business to deliver shared outcomes
• Experience with workflow tools and/or basic data querying, with demonstrated interest in automation-enabled process improvement initiatives
• Experience supporting FATCA processes, including environments where CRS and FATCA processes and controls are aligned
• Experience creating or delivering tax training or guidance materials to support consistent execution
• Developing experience using AI-powered analytics, workflow automation, or intelligent process tools to drive efficiency gains, reduce manual effort, or improve accuracy in operational processes