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About the role

We are a TOP public accounting firm in the Houston area with a collaborative and rewarding work environment. We provide our clients with best-in-class service because we are an inclusive, diverse, and entrepreneurial firm that offers our people the opportunity to pursue their individual goals as they develop into best-in-class professionals. We seek to provide our people with a work-life balance that allows them to achieve their career goals while pursuing personal interests. We are currently seeking a Tax Manager to join our growing team!
Responsibilities: -Review complex Federal and multi-state tax returns for individuals, trusts, estates, non-profit organizations, and pass-through entities-Review quarterly and year-end tax projections-Review tax workpapers-Deliver clear requests for information via phone or email directly to clients-Research Federal, state, and cross-border tax issues-Strategize with partners and the client engagement teams on tax planning-Work closely with the management team to mentor, train, and supervise staff
Basic qualifications: -5+ years of public accounting experience-Minimum degree required: Bachelor's degree-CPA-Required field of study: Accounting, Finance and/or Taxation-Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite-Strong verbal and written communication skills Preferred knowledge/skills:-Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills-Strong interpersonal and communication skills-Managerial experience with staff and clients
Benefits:
  • Medical, Dental, Vison3-5 weeks starting PTO401k with match
  • Profit Share Opportunity
  • Summer Fridays - Memorial day to Labor Day (Full to Half Day off)
  • Flex Hours
  • Employee Stock Plans

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