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The Home Depot is seeking a Payroll Tax Specialist to manage federal, state, local payroll taxes, including research, data setup, reconciliations, and timely returns. You will ensure accuracy, support SOX controls, and collaborate with vendors on filings and inquiries.
Ideal candidates will have a bachelor's degree and at least five years in payroll tax operations, with strong analytical and technical skills, including ADP Smart Compliance knowledge.
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This position is responsible for the administration of federal, state, local, employee and employer payroll taxes, including research, analysis, data set-up, reconciliations, and preparation of tax documents/returns in a timely and accurate manner.
Prepares and reconciles tax returns and other payroll tax documents. Balances weekly, quarterly, and annual interface files used to report employee/employer wages and taxes to federal, state and local jurisdictions. Also balances W-2s and prepares W-2Cs as needed.
Reviews audit reports, conducts analysis, and handles inquiries related to taxable wages and taxes. Incumbent will be responsible for complete problem resolution including workflow analysis and implementing process changes to enusre proper controls are established and compliance with SOX requirements.
Conducts fact finding, as necessary, in support of tax and accounting-related projects to enusres that liabilities, expenses and payments for payroll taxes are properly posted to G/L, and new earnings codes are taxed/reported properly.
Works closely with tax filing vendor to ensure tasks are done in a timely and accurate manner: 1) taxes filed/remitted, 2) inquiries/audits from federal/state/local jurisdictions researched/resolved, 3) new/changing requirements communicated and implemented, 4) invoices balanced and paid/disputed.
Typically reports to Payroll Manager
No direct responsibility for supervising others.
Must be eighteen years of age or older.
Must be legally permitted to work in the United States.
Payroll tax filing and reconciliation experience required
Strong analytical skills requiring procees and data analysis
Strong quantitative skills utilizing statistics and complex formulas
Strong computer skills (I.e. Xcel, Access, Word, mainframe applications)
Strong oral and written communication skills