M&A Tax Manager — Subchapter C & Reorg Expert

Hearst; Charlotte (NC); On-site; Confidential; Full time

Job summary

Hearst is seeking a technically proficient U.S. federal tax professional with Subchapter C expertise to support U.S. M&A tax and consolidated return activities.

The role requires a background in tax planning, due diligence, and complex transaction analysis, with at least four years of relevant experience in a large public accounting firm or multinational corporation. The candidate will collaborate across departments on acquisition and restructuring projects, perform detailed tax

Qualifications

• Strong technical U.S. federal tax Subchapter C background.
• 4+ years combined U.S. M&A and federal tax experience.
• Experience with large public firms or large multinational corporations.

Responsibilities

• Assist with M&A due diligence, reviewing target financial and tax data.
• Conduct scenario planning for acquisitions and internal restructurings.
• Perform IRC 382 analyses and compute limitations for acquired loss companies.
• Evaluate asset vs. stock acquisitions and compute basis for subsidiaries/partnerships.
• Interact with business units, legal, and external advisers on reorganizations.
• Perform due diligence related to IRC sections 332, 351 and tax-free liquidations.
• Determine required income tax disclosures for closed transactions.
• Lead projects to timely, successful conclusions and provide memo summaries.

Skills

Tax Subchapter C

M&A tax

Excel

Education

B.S. in Accounting

CPA

Job description

Hearst is seeking a technically proficient U.S. federal tax professional with Subchapter C expertise to support U.S. M&A tax and consolidated return activities.

The role requires a background in tax planning, due diligence, and complex transaction analysis, with at least four years of relevant experience in a large public accounting firm or multinational corporation. The candidate will collaborate across departments on acquisition and restructuring projects, perform detailed tax