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McKinsey & Company I received an offer from McKinsey & Company in 2021 and I’ll be starting later this year after graduation. Obviously because of the pandemic, inflation is slowly trending upwards. Has anyone asked for a base salary increase before even starting the job? Any advice on how to approach this?
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OP I would suggest find work on companies that are acquisitive. Passthrough M&A is very hot right now in middle market PE acquisition structures. There is always something new the attorneys are throwing at us. It’s different every time.
Read. Get alerts on every subject area you work in. A technical advanced person in tax doesn’t know everything, the difference is they know when they look into something further. Having alerts blasted at you - spend 30 seconds cursory reviewing the topic and make a mental note of it. Do this enough times and spend time reading the ones that are interesting. You’ll be an specialist in your area in no time.
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Please explain. Is it the people? Clients that are not technically complicated? The tax code is extremely complicated. It’s impossible to plateau. In a lot of cases even WNT needs to research questions that I present to them.
I use CCH to research
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Really EY1? Won’t learn much in pass through? How is that? Sub K is easily the most technically challenging area of domestic taxation. I’ve been at it 20 years and still learning.
Sign up for the Checkpoint and BNA daily or weekly newsletters in areas you are interested in.
Check the Articles in The Tax Advisor and read any about your area of interest.
Make sure you understand every question ( and the reason behind it) on a tax return - even if it is something that proformas from the prior year.
And although it’s not technical, ask your clients about what is going on in their business so you get more of a foundation about business instead of just tax
I feel the same OP.
I genuinely feel like I’m behind my peers that started at the same time. I have a big client and the work I do is very repetitive & some of it are more administrative. I want to catch up, but not sure how.