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Senior Tax Manager

Posted 14 days ago

atlas searchPortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$70,000–$200,000

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About the role

Tax Professionals Wanted — All Levels — Midsize CPA Firm — Remote Flexible A growing, midsize CPA firm is expanding its tax department and hiring across all experience levels — from recent CPAs to seasoned tax managers and directors. With four offices nationwide, this firm offers real flexibility in how and where you work. Why this firm stands out: Remote pay parity — remote employees are paid the same as in-office staff. No location-based pay cuts. Reasonable hours — a firm culture that respects work-life balance, even during busy season. Laid-back, collegial environment — low ego, high collaboration. Four office locations — choose the location that fits you, or work remotely. Room to grow — opportunities at every level, from staff accountant to senior tax leadership. What they're looking for: Active CPA license (or actively pursuing/near completion, depending on level) Strong communication skills — comfortable working directly with clients and internal teams A collaborative, team-first mindset Experience in public accounting tax work (any specialty — individual, corporate, partnership, or trust/estate — welcome to apply)
Compensation: $70,000–$200,000, commensurate with experience and level
Interested or know someone who'd be a great fit? Reach out or send a referral — always happy to connect.#CPA #TaxJobs #Public Accounting #Hiring #Accounting Careers #RemoteWork

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