M&A Tax Jobs in Florida
We're tracking 6 live m&a tax roles in Florida.
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- Senior Manager1
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State & Local Tax M&A Senior Manager, Tax Transaction Advisory Services
Senior Associate - M&A Tax
Senior Associate - M&A Tax
Senior Associate - M&A Tax
Senior Associate - M&A Tax
Senior Associate - M&A Tax
About this market
Market context
M&A Tax in Florida involves advising on the tax implications of mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, and other corporate reorganizations within the state. This includes due diligence, structuring transactions to optimize tax outcomes, and post-transaction integration focusing on Florida-specific tax rules.
Florida is notable for not having a state personal income tax, which can influence M&A structuring decisions, particularly for S-corporations and partnerships. The primary state-level corporate tax is the Florida Corporate Income Tax (CIT), levied at a rate of 5.5% on net income, with an exemption for the first $50,000 of income. Additionally, M&A transactions must consider Florida's Sales and Use Tax (currently 6% state rate plus local discretionary surtaxes, administered by the Florida Department of Revenue) on asset transfers, particularly tangible personal property, and documentary stamp tax on real estate transfers and certain debts, which can significantly impact deal costs.
What's driving demand
- Florida's growing economy and business relocation trends
- Private equity investment in Florida-based companies
- Consolidation in key Florida industries (e.g., healthcare, tourism, technology)
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
- Juris Doctor (JD) / Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxationessential
Skills & tools
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Frequently asked
- What is m&a tax in Florida?
- M&A Tax in Florida involves advising on the tax implications of mergers, acquisitions, dispositions, and other corporate reorganizations within the state. This includes due diligence, structuring transactions to optimize tax outcomes, and post-transaction integration focusing on Florida-specific tax rules.
- How does m&a tax work in Florida?
- Florida is notable for not having a state personal income tax, which can influence M&A structuring decisions, particularly for S-corporations and partnerships. The primary state-level corporate tax is the Florida Corporate Income Tax (CIT), levied at a rate of 5.5% on net income, with an exemption for the first $50,000 of income. Additionally, M&A transactions must consider Florida's Sales and Use Tax (currently 6% state rate plus local discretionary surtaxes, administered by the Florida Department of Revenue) on asset transfers, particularly tangible personal property, and documentary stamp tax on real estate transfers and certain debts, which can significantly impact deal costs.
- What credentials matter for M&A Tax in Florida roles?
- Employers most often look for: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Juris Doctor (JD) / Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation.
- Which tools and systems appear in M&A Tax in Florida job specs?
- Commonly cited: Tax Due Diligence, Transaction Structuring, Tax Modeling, Tax Provision (ASC 740), FASB Interpretation No. 48 (FIN 48), International Tax (cross-border M&A with Florida nexus), SALT / Sales & Use Tax (Florida specific), Documentary Stamp Tax.
- Who's hiring for M&A Tax in Florida?
- Live employer mix: Boutique / mid-tier 100%.
- How many M&A Tax in Florida roles are live right now?
- 6 live roles on taxjobs.ai.