Tax Manager
gh advertisingWexford (PA)
About the role
Summary:
Our client is seeking an experienced and client-focused Tax Manager to join their growing CPA firm. The Tax Manager will oversee tax compliance and consulting engagements for a diverse client base, including privately held businesses, high-net-worth individuals, partnerships, S corporations, trusts, and nonprofit organizations.
The Tax Manager is responsible for managing tax compliance and consulting engagements for a diverse client base, while ensuring exceptional client service and adherence to firm quality standards. This role serves as a key leader within the tax department, overseeing staff development, engagement workflow, and client relationships.
The successful candidate will have extensive experience in public accounting, strong technical tax expertise, and proficiency with CCH ProSystem fx Tax and CCH Engagement. The Tax Manager will work closely with partners and staff to deliver timely, accurate, and value-driven tax services while contributing to the firm's long-term growth and success.
Requirements:
Key ResponsibilitiesManage and review the preparation of federal, state, and local tax returns
Provide proactive tax planning and consulting services
Serve as primary contact for assigned clients
Supervise, mentor, and train tax staff
Manage engagement budgets, staffing, and deadlines
Assist with business development and proposals
QualificationsBachelor's degree in Accounting
CPA license in good standing
5 - 8+ years of public accounting tax experience
Strong knowledge of federal and state taxation
Excellent communication and project management skills
Key CompetenciesTechnical tax expertise
Client service orientation
Leadership and coaching
Critical thinking and problem solving
Business development mindset
Success MeasuresQuality and accuracy of tax engagements
Timely completion of projects
Staff development and retention
Client satisfaction and retention
Engagement profitability
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