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Tax Manager

Posted 6 days ago

brewer morrisEvanston (IL)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$150,000 - $200,000

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About the role

(REMOTE) Founding Tax Lead w/ Equity w/ Immediate Equity + $150K-$200KWhat if your next move in tax gave you the opportunity to help build the product instead of simply using it? We are working with a well-funded tax technology company that has developed an API-first, IRS-authorized e-filing platform and is building out its Chicago presence. They’re looking for a CPA-licensed tax professional to join as a Founding Tax Lead, working alongside company leadership to help shape and scale the platform. This will be a Remote Opportunity with the expectation to travel to Chicago once a month for team and client meetings. This isn't for someone looking for another traditional CPA firm role. It's for a tax professional who wants equity, influence, and the opportunity to help build something from the ground up!!!Why This Is Different:
Base Salary: $150,000 - $200,000 Immediate Equity
Founding-stage leadership opportunity Direct access to the founders Firm-paid medical, dental & vision premiums Opportunity to influence the development of a growing tax technology platform Remote w/ Travel to Chicago one a MonthIdeal Background Active CPA license 5-15 years of public accounting experience1040 and HNW tax experience is a requiredS-Corp, Partnership/Pass-Through, and Corporate Tax experience is a plus Willingness to travel alongside the Co-Founder as needed

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