Senior Tax Manager - Dallas, Texas
shift pursuitDallas (TX)
About the role
Introduction:
Join a Top 100 accounting, tax, consulting and wealth management firm in Dallas TX, as a Senior Tax Manager and work with clients across complex partnership, corporate and individual tax matters.
Their culture puts career development, well-being and long-term success at the centre of the employee experience. The firm also encourages professionals to explore different service lines and find the areas where they can build their expertise.
Key Responsibilities:
Review federal, foreign, state and local partnership, corporate and individual tax returns
Assist with federal and state tax audits
Identify tax planning opportunities, credits and solutions arising from tax law changes
Work directly with client management to understand broader business and tax implications
Serve as an engagement manager with responsibility for billing, realization and collections
Build and maintain client relationships through meetings and industry events
Contribute to proposals, sales calls and business development
Supervise and develop associates on engagements
Work directly with Managers, Senior Managers and Partners internally, and Controllers and C-Suite leaders externallyRequirements: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
Active CPA
Strong technical tax and client‑management skills
Ability to lead engagements and develop junior professionalsBenefits include health, dental and vision coverage, Flexible Time Off, 401(k), disability and life insurance, discretionary bonus opportunities and professional development.
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