Tax Supervisor
About the role
- (Essential Duties):Prepare and review complex individual, corporate, and partnership tax returns; prepare highly complex returns as needed
- Foster and develop meaningful client relationships, addressing tax issues and coordinating related entity filings
- Perform detailed reviews and provide feedback to ensure high-quality work
- Review quarterly and annual accounting procedures to support tax preparation
- Analyze organizational structures for tax impacts and ensure accurate filings
- Prepare estimated tax liabilities and provide strategic tax planning
- Supervise, train, and mentor team members, conducting regular performance reviews
- Research and document complex tax issues, presenting guidance and solutions
- Communicate tax planning solutions with clients and other professionals involved in the client relationship
- Communicate effectively with clients and team members on projects and deadlines
- Contribute to team efforts and participate in ongoing professional development; stay updated on tax laws and best practices
- Supervise multiple engagements, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines
- Perform other duties and displays flexibility to take on a variety of responsibilities assigned by firm leadership
- Meet annual billable hour and other targets to fulfill individual performance and overall firm productivity
- 4-6 years of experience in tax preparationCPA or EA license or eligible
- Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field
- Strong understanding of tax laws, regulations, and compliance requirements
- Ability to adapt to tax law changes and provide strategic tax planning
- Proficiency in tax preparation software and related tools
- Developing strong leadership, communication, and mentoring skills
- Excellent organizational skills to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- High attention to detail and accuracy in financial and tax work
- Analytical skills to address and resolve complex tax issues
- Full-time commitment and flexibility to work beyond regular hours to meet team deadlines
- *:Generous paid time off
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus life and disability insurance 401(k) retirement savings plan
- Paid holidays, including a firmwide winter break (December 24 – January 1)
- Paid parental leave (available after one year of service)
- Mentorship and career development programsCPA exam support to help you succeed on the path to licensure
- Firm-sponsored events and spontaneous team activities
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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