Tax Manager / Senior Manager
robert halfGreenville (SC)
Tax Manager / Senior Manager
Posted 3 days ago
robert halfGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Tax Manager or Senior Tax Manager to join a public accounting team in Greenville, South Carolina. This position focuses on delivering high-quality corporate tax services, guiding compliance activities, and supporting clients with complex tax matters. The ideal candidate brings strong technical tax knowledge, sound judgment, and the ability to manage multiple priorities while building trusted client relationships.
Responsibilities:
Lead the preparation and review of corporate tax filings, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and timely submission.
Oversee annual income tax provision work and evaluate financial data to support reliable tax reporting.
Advise clients on sales and use tax matters, including research, compliance support, and issue resolution.
Manage client engagements from planning through final delivery, coordinating timelines, resources, and expectations.
Provide guidance on entity formation considerations, including tax implications and structural recommendations.
Utilize CCH ProSystem Fx and related tax software to maintain efficient workflows and support reporting requirements.
Review technical tax issues, interpret regulations, and develop practical recommendations for client-specific situations.
Mentor tax staff and senior team members by providing feedback, reviewing work product, and encouraging continued growth.
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