Tax Director
robert halfBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Our client is a fast-growing, technology-driven tax firm is redefining the tax planning and preparation experience for high-earning individuals across the U.S. through a combination of modern software and deep tax expertise, we deliver proactive, data-driven tax solutions. Due to growth of the firm, they are looking to bring on a Tax Director to their team.
What You’ll Do:
- Review complex individual (1040) and business entity tax returns
- Communicate directly with clients and partners to provide expert guidance
- Research U.S. tax code and emerging legislation to identify opportunities
- Liaise with tax authorities as needed
- Manage, train, and delegate work to staff accountants
- Collaborate with the technology team to improve automation and workflow efficiency
What We Offer:
- A collaborative team of professionals from top finance and technology backgrounds
- Access to innovative tools that reduce manual work and enhance client service
- Strong financial backing and resources to support growth and new initiatives
- If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please message me at Ronny.Cohen@roberthalf.com
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