Tax Law Analyst, Associate

You will perform simple to moderately complex tax analysis that will be incorporated into our tax research platform. You are a tax attorney or an accountant with substantive experience in one of the following areas of taxation : individual income, corporate, partnership, compensation planning, international, or estates, gifts, and trusts. You are interested in putting that experience to work in a technology-driven environment. You will be part of a team tasked with ensuring the substantive accuracy and timeliness of content and analysis on Bloomberg Tax.

What you will do :

• Analyze simple to moderately complex tax developments.
• Create state, federal, and international tax summaries to reflect relevant changesinthe law.
• Edit tax tracker content, for substantive accuracy, clarity, format, and style.
• Develop and maintain knowledge of technical issues and developments of interest to tax professionals practicing in the assigned subject matter area.
• Conduct limited peer review of other analysts' work.
• Participate in special projects, including the development of new products and tools.
• Provide subject matter support to sales, marketing, and customer experience functions.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

You need to have :

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