International Tax Jobs in Massachusetts
We're tracking 7 live international tax roles in Massachusetts.
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Seniority spread
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- Manager2
- Senior Manager1
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Global Trade Compliance Manager
Senior Tax Analyst
Sr. Tax Analyst, Intl Reporting
Sr. Tax Analyst, Trans. Pric. & Disputes
Sr. Manager, Intl Tax Reporting
Tax Manager - International Tax
Senior Tax Associate - Real Estate
About this market
Market context
International Tax in Massachusetts involves advising businesses and individuals on the state tax implications of cross-border transactions, foreign investments, and global operational structures. This includes navigating the interaction between federal international tax provisions (such as GILTI, FDII, and Subpart F) and the Massachusetts corporate excise tax.
Massachusetts levies a corporate excise tax, which includes an income measure (8.0%) and a non-income measure (0.26% of tangible property not subject to local tax or net worth apportioned to MA). For corporations with international activities, the state applies apportionment rules to determine the portion of income taxable in Massachusetts, considering sales, property, and payroll factors. Federal international tax provisions significantly influence the state taxable income base for multinational entities operating within Massachusetts.
What's driving demand
- Increased complexity of federal international tax laws (e.g., GILTI, FDII)
- Growth of Massachusetts-based multinational corporations (e.g., tech, biotech)
- Foreign direct investment into Massachusetts
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) enforcement on corporate excise tax
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- CPA (Certified Public Accountant)essential
- JD (Juris Doctor)essential
- LL.M. in Taxationessential
Skills & tools
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Frequently asked
- What is international tax in Massachusetts?
- International Tax in Massachusetts involves advising businesses and individuals on the state tax implications of cross-border transactions, foreign investments, and global operational structures. This includes navigating the interaction between federal international tax provisions (such as GILTI, FDII, and Subpart F) and the Massachusetts corporate excise tax.
- How does international tax work in Massachusetts?
- Massachusetts levies a corporate excise tax, which includes an income measure (8.0%) and a non-income measure (0.26% of tangible property not subject to local tax or net worth apportioned to MA). For corporations with international activities, the state applies apportionment rules to determine the portion of income taxable in Massachusetts, considering sales, property, and payroll factors. Federal international tax provisions significantly influence the state taxable income base for multinational entities operating within Massachusetts.
- What credentials matter for Massachusetts International Tax roles?
- Employers most often look for: CPA (Certified Public Accountant), LL.M. in Taxation, JD (Juris Doctor).
- Which tools and systems appear in Massachusetts International Tax job specs?
- Commonly cited: Federal Income Tax Code (IRC sections 951-965), Massachusetts Corporate Excise Tax Law (M.G.L. c. 63), Tax Research Software (e.g., BNA, CCH, Thomson Reuters Checkpoint), Excel (financial modeling, data analysis), OneSource Tax Provision, SAP (or other ERP systems for data extraction).
- Who's hiring for Massachusetts International Tax?
- Live employer mix: In-house / industry 71%, Boutique / mid-tier 29%.
- How many Massachusetts International Tax roles are live right now?
- 7 live roles on taxjobs.ai.