Manages large tax engagements, supervises and develops accounting staff, oversees scheduling and deadlines, monitors budgets, prepares and reviews tax returns, conducts complex tax research, communicates technical information, and supports partner-led practice development and management.
Our staff enjoy flexible hours, summer Fridays, full-time remote & hybrid remote work arrangements and dress for your day attire!
Engagements for Tax Managers include:
- Supervise the assignment of duties to, and the training of, personnel assigned to engagements
- In connection with engagements, be responsible for personnel scheduling, compliance with due dates, and monitoring of time budgets
- Motivate and assist staff in their professional development
- Assist Partners in practice development and practice management
- Assume full responsibility for large tax engagements
- Communicate Firm policies and technical information to tax personnel through individual or group meetings
- Prepare and review all types of returns
- Complex tax research
The salary range for this position is $100,000 -$125,000 dependent on experience.
Benefits:
- Family Friendly Culture
- Competitive Salary
- Flexible Work Schedules
- Full-Time Remote & Hybrid Remote Work Arrangements
- Summer Fridays
- Average of 55 hours a week during tax season
- Dress for your Day
- Health Insurance, 401(k), life insurance, supplemental short and long-term disability
- Professional Development Plan for all accountants
- Mentor Program
- Ability to advance within the firm
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