• Own tax compliance for an existing book of client work, transitioning responsibility fully in-house from outside providers • Prepare, review, and sign off on tax returns independently • Serve as the tax advisor inside client meetings, including Roth conversion discussions, estate planning conversations, and advisory work alongside the financial planning team • Build the internal workflows, processes, and standards that will govern the tax function going forward • Participate in business development efforts • Lay the groundwork for an internal bookkeeping function as the firm scales

• Prepare and review tax returns for Individuals, Corporations, S-Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates. • Must be able to work independently as well as within a team. • Senior Tax Associate must be professional at all times and will have recurring direct client contact. • This position involves critical thinking and attention to detail. • The ideal candidate must be able to work rapidly, accurately, and under pressure during tax season to meet tight deadlines. • Increased complexity level of projects. Must demonstrate ability to take a messy trial balance and provide AJEs to correct it. • Prepare complete and accurate returns. Review others’ returns. • Prepare documentation to support tax return calculations. • Ability to mentor Tax Associates. • Reviewing data input, identifying, and resolving technical issues. • Work closely with managers and partners and keep team informed on status. • Increased level of client communication while working on their tax return, and potentially throughout multiple years. • Understand federal, state, and local tax codes. • Show what you know! You have the knowledge—now apply it to real life situations. Thinking outside of the box is encouraged as well. • Share your ideas and opinions with your team. • Attend professional development and training sessions on a regular basis and apply what you learn to your assigned tasks.

Role Description KPMG’s Financial Services (FS) Corporate Tax team is growing, and we’re looking for a Senior Manager who wants to help shape the future of our practice. We work with an impressive portfolio of UK and global banks, insurers and asset managers, delivering complex advisory and compliance work and supporting clients through a rapidly evolving tax landscape. As a Senior Manager, you’ll play a key role in delivering high quality tax advice to our financial services clients and supporting the continued growth of the practice. Your work will be varied, stimulating and advisory focused. - Leading and delivering corporate tax advisory engagements for FS clients - Providing tax technical advice, including Pillar Two support where required - Managing and reviewing corporate tax and Pillar Two compliance (optional, for those interested) - Building and managing client relationships, including commercial and portfolio oversight - Supporting tax audit work for our financial services audit clients - Contributing to business development and helping to win new client work You will have autonomy, client ownership and exposure to a broad range of projects from day one. Qualifications - Operating at Senior Manager level (or equivalent) with strong UK corporate tax experience - CTA and/or ACA/CA qualified (or equivalent HMRC/legal/international qualification) - Strong technical understanding of UK corporate tax, with the ability to research and resolve complex issues - Excellent communication skills and confidence interacting directly with clients - Ability to manage, coach and develop junior team members - Experience managing client portfolios, maintaining financial discipline and identifying opportunities Benefits - A strong pipeline of advisory and project based work - Exposure to major UK and global FS clients - Supportive, knowledgeable team with a national presence - Opportunities to progress, lead and shape client relationships

Role Description This is a remote position. The Lien Negotiator will be responsible for managing and negotiating medical liens, health insurance liens, and other case-related balances on behalf of clients and attorneys. The successful candidate will possess strong negotiation skills, excellent communication abilities, and a thorough understanding of the personal injury process. Responsibilities - Review case files to identify outstanding medical liens, balances, and subrogation interests - Communicate with medical providers, health insurance companies, government agencies, and lien holders to verify balances and obtain lien information - Negotiate reductions on medical bills, liens, and related expenses to maximize client recovery - Request, review, and analyze lien statements, itemized bills, and supporting documentation - Track and monitor lien statuses to ensure timely resolution - Maintain accurate records of negotiations, balances, and settlements within the firm's case management system - Coordinate with attorneys, case managers, and settlement teams regarding lien resolution strategies - Prepare settlement disbursement information related to negotiated liens - Follow up consistently with providers, carriers, and lien holders to ensure timely responses - Ensure all lien-related documentation is properly organized and maintained - Provide updates to attorneys and staff regarding outstanding negotiations and lien statuses Requirements - Must be located outside of the United States (international candidates only) - Previous experience as a Lien Negotiator is strongly preferred - Experience working in a personal injury law firm required - Strong understanding of medical liens, subrogation claims, and settlement processes - Experience negotiating with medical providers, insurance carriers, and lien holders - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Strong negotiation and problem-solving abilities - Highly organized with exceptional attention to detail - Ability to manage multiple cases and deadlines simultaneously - Experience using case management systems and Microsoft Office or Google Workspace - Ability to work independently in a fast-paced remote environment - Reliable internet connection and dedicated remote workspace Preferred Qualifications - Experience negotiating Medicare, Medicaid, ERISA, and health insurance liens - Familiarity with personal injury settlement disbursement processes - Experience using personal injury case management software such as Filevine, Litify, SmartAdvocate, Clio, or similar platforms - Bilingual English/Spanish skills are a plus Work Schedule - Full-time position - Must be available to work U.S. business hours (Mountain Time) Benefits - Fully remote opportunity - Long-term placement with a U.S.-based law firm - Competitive compensation based on experience - Supportive and collaborative team environment - Professional growth and advancement opportunities - Opportunity to work with a dynamic and growing legal team