Remote Tax Director
Remote Tax Director
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- (Key Outcomes)
- Operational Excellence: The tax department runs with consistency, accountability, and quality—returns are accurate, deadlines are met, strategies are implemented, and the team doesn't need to be managed to the clock.
- Team Health: Your advisors and preparers are developed, supported, and performing well. Turnover is low. Standards are high.
- TAS Growth: The advisory practice expands and deepens across the client base. TAS clients receive proactive, high-value guidance, and they feel it.
- Client Relationships: High-value clients are retained, well served, and growing with the firm. The senior-most clients trust you personally.
- Drive TAS engagements for Prime and Elite clients—proactive planning, multi-scenario tax strategy, and white-glove service delivery. You will be expected to participate in planning and executing the growth of this practice, not just maintaining it.
- Maintain a Strong Compliance Foundation
- Own the quality and consistency of the compliance practice. Reviews get done right. Deadlines are met. The team doesn't cut corners because you don't.
- CPA required; MS in Taxation strongly preferred 10+ years of public accounting experience with meaningful time in a leadership or review capacity
- Mastery of tax strategy development. Ability to quickly diagnose a client's situation and sketch out the tactics to mitigate their tax exposure
- Deep fluency in individual and business taxation—1040s, 1120-S, 1065, multi-state, multi-entity structures
- Proven ability to build and maintain client relationships at the advisory level
- Experience managing or developing tax staff
- Comfortable in a growing firm—you bring structure, not just headcount
- Performance bonuses
- 401k + employer match of 100% of contribution up to 4% of salary
- Health insurance + optional dental and vision
- Additional workplace perks If you feel you have the necessary qualifications, please forward a current copy of your resume and state your salary requirements.
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