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The US Tax Analytics team at AES has combined operations, technology and modeling under one team to go beyond traditional compliance and reporting to obtain insights from our data. The US Tax Analytics team is responsible for all aspects of US federal income tax compliance (domestic and international), state and local tax filings, aspects of the quarterly income tax provision, long term forecasting, analytics with data visualization, modeling of tax legislative changes, and controversy. Successful candidates will be able to demonstrate an ability to think critically, take initiative and identify challenges and opportunities.

Responsibilities:

• Review aspects of the US federal income tax return, including forms 1120, 5471, 8858, 8865 and associated schedules and statements.

• Review of state income tax returns, estimated tax payments, and state sales and use tax returns.

• Prepare components of the quarterly provision for income taxes including GILTI, Subpart F, section 163(j) and domestic M adjustments.

• Technical research and quantitative analysis for tax planning projects, such as calculating tax basis, gain and loss calculations, E&P analysis, etc.

• Annual budgeting and modeling of US tax reform including GILTI, 163(j) and foreign tax credits.

• Develop effective working relationships with non-tax counterparts in finance, legal and treasury.

• Exhibit project management and self-management, communication and teaming skills.

• Demonstrate ownership and accountability for achieving goals and objectives.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in accounting or tax. Master's degree is a plus & CPA preferred.

• Minimum of 4 years of experience with a national accounting firm or a multi-national corporate tax department.

• Meaningful experience in preparation and review of Forms 1120, 5471, 8858, or 8865 (experience with Corptax a plus).

• Prior experience preparing Microsoft Excel based tax models and review of M&A prepared financial models. Familiarity with Power BI and Power BI Desktop a plus.

• Experience with tax technical research and an ability to clearly communicating complex tax issues to management.