Trust & Estates Tax Senior / Manager
$80 K–$140 K
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Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80 K–$140 K
About the role
- Prepare and review complex trust, estate and gift tax returns, including complex trusts and ESBTsAdvise clients on trust planning and serve as the firm's go-to trust and estate resource
- Prepare and review federal and Illinois returns for S corporations, partnerships and individuals
- Work directly with business owners and families
- What you bring 4+ years of public accounting experience preparing and reviewing income tax returns
- A strong, deep background in trusts and estates
- Current CPA firm experience, or CPA firm experience at some point since 2023CPA or EA preferred, but not required
- Local candidates only. No relocation or visa sponsorship is available.
- What's offered
- Competitive base salary of about $80K–$140K+, depending on experience
- Paid overtime and profit sharing 100% employer-paid medical insurance for employees 401(k)
- Revenue share on clients you bring inPartnership track
- Busy seasons run January to April 15 and August to October 15, with 55+ hour weeks that include Saturdays
- On-site in the western suburbs of Chicago, with hybrid possible outside busy season for candidates with 8+ years of experience.
- All applications are handled confidentially through the recruiter. Please contact Kayla Reuer to apply or to learn more.
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