Tax Manager - Trust & Estate

Posted 2 days ago

cybercodersIrvine (CA)

Accountants and Auditors Trusts, Estates, and Agency Accounts

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About the role

If you are a Tax Manager with supervising and training staff experience, please read on! Located in Irvine, CA - We are recognized in the business community for its unique and innovative method of delivering professional services to its clientele. We are currently looking for a Tax Manager to join our team. This person will need 7+ years' of public accounting experience.

What You Will Be Doing: Prepares complex tax returns and performs tax research, especially in the area of Trust and Estate Responds to tax notices from taxing authorities Reviews tax information supplied by client, will meet with or contact client regarding general or complex tax questions. Recognizes, anticipates and resolves tax issues; makes recommendations. What You Need for this Position Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Master of Tax preferred Active CPA license Minimum of 7+ years' of public accounting experience, significant experience and interest in Trust and Estate CPA required Proficient in individual, Trust & Estate and partnership taxation and tax planning Previous experience supervising and training staff and seniors preferred Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills Must be highly motivated and experienced in managing multiple client engagements Ability to organize, multi-task and prioritize accordingly Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Quick Books

What's In It for You: We are prepared to offer a competitive salary along with other great benefits.

Benefits: Vacation/PTO Medical Dental Vision 401k Bonus Relocation Telecommute

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