Sales Tax Compliance Specialist
$55,000–$65,000
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55,000–$65,000
About the role
- US-based candidates only
- Approximately 1–2 years of hands-on sales tax compliance experience, preferably involving multiple states or clients.
- Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage recurring deadlines.
- Proficiency working with Excel, reconciling data, and investigating differences.
- Clear, professional communication and confidence following up with clients.
- The ability to work independently in a remote setting while staying connected with the team.
- A willingness to ask questions, learn new systems, and take responsibility for your work.
- Avalara experience is a plus, but it is not required—we will train the right person. An accounting or finance background is required; a CPA designation is not required.
- Fully remote work within the United States.
- Annual salary of $55,000–$65,000, based on relevant experience.
- Healthcare benefits.
- Direct guidance from our head of compliance and opportunities to learn from experienced sales tax professionals.
- Exposure to clients across different industries and opportunities to grow with the firm.
- Interested? Send Mike Dillon a LinkedIn message with your résumé and a brief description of your sales tax experience, including the states and software platforms you’ve worked with.#Hiring #SalesTax #TaxCompliance #RemoteJobs #Accounting
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