Federal Tax Advisory Analyst — Hybrid & Growth

Ernst & Young Oman; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Medical and dental coverage

Pension and 401(k)

Job summary

Ernst & Young is seeking an Analyst for the Federal Tax Advisory team in the USA. The role focuses on delivering innovative tax strategies for diverse clients, navigating post-reform complexities, and maximizing cash tax savings and refund opportunities. You will engage with clients, support project management, and contribute thorough analyses.

The position requires LL.M. in Taxation or JD, U.S. bar admission (or eligibility), willingness to travel, and the ability to work in a hybrid setting

Qualifications

• Actively working towards LL.M. in Taxation or JD with strong academic record.
• Bar admission or anticipated admission to a US state bar.
• Willing to travel and work beyond standard hours when needed.
• Hybrid model: most client-serving roles in person ~60% of time.
• Must reside within commutable distance of EY office and client sites.

Responsibilities

• Deliver innovative tax strategies for diverse clients in post-tax reform environments.
• Engage directly with clients, supporting project management and analyses.
• Contribute to client engagements with tax research and deliverables.
• Maintain client relationships and stay informed on industry trends.

Skills

Communication skills

Analytical thinking

Time management

Writing skills

Business English

Education

LL.M. in Taxation or JD

Undergraduate degree in Accounting/Finance/Economics

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Ernst & Young is seeking an Analyst for the Federal Tax Advisory team in the USA. The role focuses on delivering innovative tax strategies for diverse clients, navigating post-reform complexities, and maximizing cash tax savings and refund opportunities. You will engage with clients, support project management, and contribute thorough analyses.

The position requires LL.M. in Taxation or JD, U.S. bar admission (or eligibility), willingness to travel, and the ability to work in a hybrid setting