Tax Manager
energy innovationPensacola (FL)
$90,000 - $127,000
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energy innovationPensacola (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90,000 - $127,000
About the role
Margins, accruals, and forecasts are the language here, and MedTech Solutions seeks a Tax Manager fluent in all three. A manager seat in FL that values Cost Accounting, pays $90,000 - $127,000 for 6 years of it, and hands you the wheel early.
Key Responsibilities:
- Knit SAP pipelines into the close so data lands pre-validated
- Build the finance P&L bridge that explains every dollar of swing
- Maintain the chart of accounts and ensure consistent coding
- Close the books each month and ensure accuracy across all entries
- Forecast tax payments precisely enough to avoid an underpayment penalty
- Price out vendor contracts and surface the savings nobody else spotted
- Convert a messy chart of accounts into something a newcomer can read
- Keep the FL unemployment and withholding accounts perfectly square
- What You'll Bring
- Clarity of thought that shows up in tidy documentation
- A communicator who can disagree without making it personal
- A portfolio that speaks louder than any line on your resume
- The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- A team player who lifts up colleagues and shares credit
MedTech Solutions earns its keep by making finance predictable, an entrepreneurial promise it has quietly kept across FL. The team trusts each other to do the right thing without constant oversight or micromanagement.
Come for $90,000 - $127,000, stay for the mentorship, the benefits, and the rare flexibility that makes MedTech Solutions a deadline-driven place to grow.
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