Associate - US Personal Property Tax Compliance

As a GSS Personal Property Tax Compliance Associate, you will: The Personal Property Tax Compliance Staff is responsible for supporting the preparation, filing, and ongoing management of personal property tax obligations across multiple jurisdictions. This role ensures compliance with state and local tax regulations by maintaining accurate asset records, meeting filing deadlines, and assisting with audits and assessments. Duties and Responsibilities: Prepare and file personal property tax returns in compliance with state and local requirements Maintain detailed fixed asset and property records, including cost, location, and classification Track and monitor filing deadlines to ensure timely submissions Assist in gathering and organizing data for tax filings, including asset additions, disposals, and transfers Review assessment notices for accuracy and support the appeal process where necessary Research jurisdictional filing requirements, tax rates, and regulatory changes Support tax audits by providing requested documentation and responding to inquiries Reconcile property tax accounts and assist with accruals and payment processing Collaborate with accounting, finance, and operations teams to ensure accurate reporting Maintain compliance calendars and internal documentation of processes and procedures Job Competencies, Skills & Abilities Basic understanding of state and local tax (SALT) concepts, especially personal property tax Familiarity with depreciation methods and fixed asset accounting Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel (e.g., data manipulation, formulas, and large datasets) Excellent attention to detail and accuracy in data entry and analysis Ability to interpret tax notices, assessment forms, and jurisdictional requirements Strong organizational and time management skills; ability to manage multiple deadlines Effective written and verbal communication skills Analytical mindset with problem-solving capability Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment Adaptability in a deadline-driven, fast-paced environment Strong client service orientation (if external-facing role) Commitment to maintaining confidentiality of financial information What you bring to the role: Education: Bachelor’s business degree LICENSURE(S) REQUIRED: Progress toward CPA, MST, or other relevant certification Minimum of 1 years of progressive property tax compliance experience from either public accounting, consulting, industry, or Department of Revenue.