We are looking for an experienced Corporate Tax Manager to oversee and manage all aspects of income tax compliance and audits for our organization in Charlotte, North Carolina. This role involves ensuring accurate and timely preparation of federal and state tax filings, coordinating with various divisions for data collection, and supporting tax-related financial reporting. The ideal candidate will possess strong technical expertise, exceptional organizational skills, and a strategic mindset to optimize tax processes and identify planning opportunities.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead the preparation and submission of federal and applicable state income tax returns, ensuring compliance with all regulations.<br>• Manage tax filings for international subsidiaries, including those in Canada and Hong Kong.<br>• Assess the company’s state tax nexus to determine income tax status and filing requirements.<br>• Oversee federal, state, and employment tax audits, including responding to document requests and negotiating favorable resolutions.<br>• Supervise outsourcing engagements for sales, use, and property taxes while monitoring entity ownership changes for proper disclosure.<br>• Periodically evaluate the company’s organizational structure to recommend liquidation, merger, or dissolution of inactive entities.<br>• Conduct domestic federal and state tax research to identify planning opportunities and mitigate potential exposures.<br>• Collaborate with the Director of Tax Accounting on quarterly and annual tax provisions, including forecasting cash flows for inclusion in global reporting.<br>• Work closely with the International Tax Manager to address U.S. impacts of global transactions during quarterly tax provision processes.<br>• Support the VP of Tax with special projects as needed, contributing to strategic initiatives and improvements.
We are looking for a skilled Financial Reporting Manager to oversee the preparation, analysis, and submission of external financial reports in compliance with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regulations. This role will play a pivotal part in ensuring the accuracy of quarterly, annual, and periodic filings, while maintaining adherence to technical accounting standards and internal controls. The ideal candidate will collaborate with cross-functional teams and support complex accounting matters to drive organizational efficiency and compliance.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead the preparation, review, and timely submission of SEC filings, including Forms 10-Q, 10-K, and other required disclosures.<br>• Coordinate the development of financial statements, footnote disclosures, and Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A).<br>• Ensure accurate SEC tagging and compliance with relevant regulations.<br>• Research and implement new accounting standards and regulatory changes, providing technical guidance on complex transactions such as revenue recognition and business combinations.<br>• Maintain robust internal controls and support compliance efforts across the organization.<br>• Collaborate with departments such as legal, investor relations, FP&A, and internal audit to ensure consistency in financial reporting policies.<br>• Assist external auditors with quarterly reviews and annual audit procedures.<br>• Drive improvements in reporting processes, systems, and documentation, implementing best practices in corporate accounting.<br>• Support special initiatives, including mergers and acquisitions, system upgrades, and policy updates.<br>• Prepare materials for earnings releases, board meetings, and investor-related reporting.
<p>The Credit Analyst II supports commercial credit and portfolio teams by assisting with underwriting, credit monitoring, and ongoing risk analysis. This role partners closely with relationship and portfolio stakeholders to analyze financial information, identify potential risks, and support credit decision‑making. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently on moderate‑complexity credits and continues to build expertise across the full underwriting lifecycle.</p><p>This position requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to prepare high‑quality documentation for credit reviews with minimal supervision.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Support credit underwriting and portfolio management activities through financial and risk analysis</li><li>Analyze borrower financial statements, spreads, trends, and projections to identify risks and exceptions</li><li>Prepare credit write‑ups, review memos, and related documentation for renewals and new requests</li><li>Complete and maintain credit data, risk ratings, and monitoring information in internal systems</li><li>Assist with covenant analysis, tracking, updates, and compliance reviews</li><li>Evaluate covenant certificates, monitor past‑due or non‑compliant items, and recommend next steps</li><li>Utilize risk and probability‑based models (e.g., PD and projection models) with provided assumptions</li><li>Identify potential portfolio risks and recommend preliminary actions in collaboration with senior team members</li><li>Prepare reporting and analysis for portfolio and credit review meetings</li><li>Review completed spreads and partner with internal teams to address required adjustments</li><li>Participate in portfolio reviews, client preparation, and special credit projects as needed</li><li>Support process improvement initiatives and assist with onboarding or training when appropriate</li><li>Escalate issues, discrepancies, or concerns to the appropriate level in a timely manner</li></ul>