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Senior Tax Manager Tax Partner

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cpsChicago (IL)

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About the role

Senior Tax Manager Accounting Professional, are you ready to take your career to another level with an organization that will have your interest in mind first? For the past 20 years, CPS has been working with the largest employers, specifically for their accounting and finance needs. We work strategically with our clients to find and match the best accounting and finance professionals to help improve their business. Here at CPS, Inc, we only work with our clients to directly place quality talent for permanent and full-time positions. Our experienced recruiters spend time getting to know you, what type of work and company culture you like, and what your career goals are moving forward. We use our experience and knowledge of our client companies to find the right match for you. If you are looking to build your career, ready to take on new challenges, and gain the experiences you have always wanted, we want to work with you! Senior Tax Manager We are seeking someone with at least 15 years of experience in public accounting preparing and reviewing corporate, partnership, LLCs, and individual tax returns for a mid-sized CPA firm. Very low turnover and position is open due to a retiring Partner and then the most recent Manager assumed the Partner's role. No more than 60 hours per week during busy season. The Fall busy season - no more than 55 hours per week. No overnight travel. Will oversee the work of other Tax Staff and Seniors. #NML #LI-NM1

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