Tax Manager

Enghouse Systems

. Prepare Canadian corporate income tax returns, information returns, and elections, ensuring accuracy and timely filing .

Posted 10/23/2026full-timeMarkham • CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$110,000 - CA$140,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Prepare Canadian corporate income tax returns, information returns, and elections, ensuring accuracy and timely filing
Review foreign corporate income tax returns and related R&D tax credit claims; maintain the global tax compliance calendar
Prepare FAPI and surplus calculations for foreign affiliates and maintain supporting documentation
Calculate Canadian and U.S. income tax installments and extension payments
Prepare quarterly and annual consolidated income tax provisions under IFRS (IAS 12), including current and deferred tax, uncertain tax positions, effective tax rate analysis, reconciliations, and tax note disclosures
Serve as primary contact for external auditors on tax matters
Review corporate tax accounts for foreign statutory reporting and guide local finance teams in resolving issues
Manage Canadian corporate tax audits and respond to CRA notices, reassessments, and information requests; support foreign tax audits
Maintain and document internal controls over tax reporting
Conduct Canadian and international tax research and prepare technical memos
Analyze cross-border transactions, including withholding taxes and treaty relief
Quantify tax planning impacts on effective tax rate and cash taxes and support approved initiatives
Conduct tax due diligence on acquisitions and support post-acquisition tax integration
Improve tax return, provision, and reporting processes
Review tax clauses in sales contracts and recommend appropriate terms
Analyze intercompany transactions for arm’s-length pricing and resolve compliance issues
Prepare annual transfer pricing documentation and assist with implementing transfer pricing policies globally
Report to the Director of Tax and share responsibility with another Tax Manager for Canadian and foreign compliance, tax provisions, CRA audits, and transfer pricing

Requirements

What you’ll need

CPA designation or Master of Taxation (MTax) degree
5+ years of progressive corporate tax experience at a Big 4 or national public accounting firm, or within a multinational company’s tax function
Strong knowledge of the Canadian Income Tax Act, including foreign affiliate rules (FAPI, surplus), withholding taxes, and cross-border transactions
Strong working knowledge of IFRS, including IAS 12 income tax accounting and disclosure requirements
Experience preparing consolidated tax provisions for multinational public companies
Advanced Excel skills, with strong data management and analytical abilities, including working with large data sets
Strong tax research skills and ability to prepare technical memos
Excellent analytical skills to gather information, assess implications, and communicate key findings clearly
Highly developed interpersonal, written, verbal, and visual communication skills with a collaborative approach
Highly detail-oriented, with a strong focus on accuracy and quality in tax calculations, filings, and reporting
Strong time management and project coordination abilities; able to meet tight deadlines and manage competing priorities
Highly motivated individual with a strong sense of accountability, initiative, and commitment to high-quality work
Experience with U.S. tax is an asset
Experience preparing transfer pricing documentation is an asset
Completion of the CPA Canada In-Depth Tax Course (Parts I–III) is an asset

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid work arrangement
Accessibility accommodations during recruitment and hiring processes
Equal opportunity employment