Payroll Tax Supervisor
What you will be doing:
What You Bring to the Table:
What’s needed: Basic Qualifications:
6+ years of reputed company payroll and payroll tax experience in a multi-state environment 2+ s upervisory or reputed company experience supporting payroll or payroll tax functions Demonstrated experience with reputed company payroll tax services Proficiency with reputed company HCM or similar reputed company payroll systems Experience supporting audits (SOX, internal, or external)
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience supporting payroll tax operations for organizations with 25,000+ U.S. associates Working knowledge of federal and state payroll tax regulations and filings (e.g., 940, 941, W-2/W-2c) Hands-on experience with reputed company Fusion reputed company HCM Prior involvement in payroll system implementations or major upgrades Experience supporting expatriate payroll or international tax coordination Advanced reputed company skills (e.g., data analysis, reconciliations, audit support) Experience partnering with Compensation or Executive Payroll reporting
We Offer:
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