Jeff Rabson
About Jeff Rabson
Jeff Rabson serves as the Manager of Taxation at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2003. He oversees projects related to the surplus process and provides guidance on Canadian tax rules for efficient transaction structuring.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Jeff Rabson has held the position of Manager, Taxation at Thomson Reuters since 2003, accumulating over 21 years of experience in this role. He has provided oversight for various projects that contribute to the surplus process, ensuring the completeness and accuracy of financial data. His responsibilities include guiding foreign tax colleagues on the application of Canadian tax rules, enabling efficient transaction structuring. He also collaborates with senior external tax advisors to address complex tax issues.
Education and Expertise
Jeff Rabson earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics from McMaster University. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in taxation and financial analysis. His role requires a deep understanding of tax regulations and the ability to apply this knowledge to real-world scenarios, particularly in relation to Canadian tax rules and foreign transactions.
Background
Jeff Rabson has extensive experience in taxation, particularly in managing projects related to surplus processes and foreign tax applications. His role involves authorizing dividends, which can amount to several billion dollars, by confirming sufficient surplus or cost base coverage. He has developed a comprehensive understanding of tax regulations and their implications for both domestic and international transactions.
Achievements
In his capacity as Manager, Taxation, Jeff Rabson has successfully administered a proprietary database that captures earnings data from US and UK tax returns. This database facilitates necessary adjustments in the application of foreign affiliate rules, demonstrating his ability to integrate technology with taxation processes. His work has contributed to the overall efficiency and accuracy of tax-related operations within Thomson Reuters.