Tax Manager/Senior Manager - $90000 - $130000 Hourly Wage

Posted 4 days ago

maner costerisanGrand Rapids (MI)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$90,000 - $130,000 per year

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About the role

Tax Manager/Senior Manager The Tax Manager/Senior Manager will be responsible for leading complex tax engagements and managing workflows and deliverables. The Tax Manager is expected to communicate effectively both orally and in written form and be a licensed CPA. The Tax Manager/Senior Manager will oversee the preparation of complex tax returns and provide tax research and planning services to clients. The Tax Manager will work with others cooperatively and with respect, accept responsibility for their work and their actions and demonstrate full knowledge and understanding of procedures and programs essential to client service within the Tax department. This position will be based out of our Grand Rapids office. Hybrid work schedule is available.
Essential Functions:
  • Conduct and supervise larger engagements.
  • Complete financial statements, tax returns and special services within your area of expertise.
  • Review reports, statements and returns processed by administrative staff.
  • Review work papers, financial statements and tax returns before submission to Senior Manager or Principal for further review.
  • Plan engagements to achieve quality goals and reduce time required to perform an engagement.
  • Begin an active practice development program and look for opportunities to provide additional services to clients. Education, Experience, and Skills Required: Bachelor's degree in accounting or business administration.
  • Licensed Certified Public Accountant
  • Minimum 4-7 years of Tax experience
  • Working knowledge of manual and automated accounting systems. Well-developed financial analysis capabilities.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills: ability to get along well with diverse personalities, tactful, mature, and flexible.
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