Complex Compliance Manager, Property Tax

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• Employee stock ownership program eligibility begins on day one of employment

(ESOP contribution is targeted at 6% of your annual compensation)

• Company paid parental leave
• Generous time off package
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begins on day one of employment

• Culturally focused on work/life balance, and the overall wellness of our

employees

Position Summary

• Responsible for managing all aspects of the property tax compliance process,
• specializing in complex and centrally assessed property at the state and local
• levels. The role supports clients across the utility, power generation,
• communications, data center, oil & gas, industrial manufacturing, and mining
• industries.

• This position oversees return preparation and review, develops client
• relationships, supervises team members, and leads strategy for complex
• multi-state compliance engagements. Particular emphasis is placed on utility and
• energy-sector clients, telecommunications infrastructure, and large-scale data
• center portfolios, including technology assets, network infrastructure, power
• systems, and other high-value personal property.

• Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Prepare and review complex property tax returns and workpapers, including

centrally assessed, utility-specific, and complex personal property filings.

• Oversee preparation of unitary and multi-state filings for utility,

communications, power generation, and data center clients.

• Review workpapers and returns prepared by team members and provide technical

guidance.

• Advise on asset classification and reporting for utility, communications, and

data center property, including generation, transmission, distribution,

network, and technology infrastructure assets.

• Evaluate and apply state-specific utility apportionment methodologies and

complex sourcing requirements.

• Review reconciliation of property tax returns to fixed asset systems and,

where applicable, regulatory filings (e.g., FERC or state commission

reports).

• Review and analyze technology asset inventories, including servers, storage

equipment, network infrastructure, power distribution equipment, and other

data center personal property.

• Perform industry and economic research, including utility,

telecommunications, and data center sector trends and valuation

considerations.

• Manage property tax calendars and ensure timely filings and payments.
• Oversee tracking of notices, assessments, audits, and tax bills.
• Review funding requests and ensure proper cash management for client

accounts.

• Manage client relationships, including utility, energy, telecommunications,

and data center portfolios.

• Lead or support new client implementations, including large-scale utility,

communications, and data center engagements.

• Participate in business development, including scoping work for complex

compliance, consulting, and appeal engagements.

• Lead or support appeals, valuation discussions, and negotiations for utility,

data center, communications, and centrally assessed properties.

• Represent clients during audits, informal reviews, and formal appeals

proceedings.

Non-Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Mentor, develop, and train team members.
• Collaborate with other service lines to support shared clients and

multidisciplinary engagements.

• Assist leadership with strategic initiatives, process improvements, and

special projects.

• Support recruiting, interviewing, and onboarding activities.

Education and Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, Mathematics,

Engineering, or related field.

• 5+ years of property tax experience.
• Prior supervisory or team leadership experience.
• Experience managing utility, energy, communications, data center, or

centrally assessed property tax engagements strongly preferred.

• Strong understanding of utility asset structures, fixed asset accounting,

technology infrastructure, and apportionment methodologies used in

centralized filings.

• Experience with data center property tax compliance, including reporting of

servers, networking equipment, storage systems, and power infrastructure

preferred.

• Familiarity with FERC or state utility regulatory reporting.
• Experience managing multi-state compliance engagements and complex client

portfolios.

• Advanced Excel and Microsoft Office skills.
• Experience with property tax software (PTMS, OneSource, PowerPlan, or similar

systems).

• Strong leadership, organizational, analytical, and communication skills.
• Ability to meet travel requirements.
• Valid driver's license.

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