Payroll Senior Administrator

Infotree Global SolutionsNorwood, MAAdded 1d ago

Payroll Administrator

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Job description

Description: The Payroll Tax Administrator will oversee all vendor and out-of-scope tax-related activities for all Nuance entities and support tax-related audits, penalties, and tax setup. Responsibilities: • Research and resolve federal and state tax inquiries for US-based corporation and their subsidiaries. • Assist payroll dept as needed • Prepare amendments as required • Setup of new business registrations for local or state as required • Perform bi-weekly payroll audit and review • Maintain vendor relationship regarding tax or pay issues • Support Corp tax, Equity, or Finance with periodic reporting • Reconcile 941 quarterly • Assist in annual W2 or W2C processing Qualifications: Number of Years of Work Experience: 8 Required Skills: • Knowledge of federal and state tax laws including UI, and final pay rules and regs • Excellent Excel skills • Excellent communication skills • Excellent time management skills • Be a collaborator across teams • Use of excellent written and verbal skills • Ability to utilize critical thinking skills Preferred Skills: • Dayforce payroll and tax

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