Tax Manager
atlas searchBrooklyn (NY)
$130 K–$190 K
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🔎 Tax Manager — Growing CPA Firm | $130K–$190K | Remote / Hybrid / OnsiteI'm working with an 80-person CPA firm that's growing fast and hiring a Tax Manager to join their team. Flexible location — fully remote, hybrid, or onsite, whatever fits you best. What they're looking for:6+ years of public accounting tax experience Active CPA license required Generalist tax background (individual, corporate, partnership — broad exposure valued)Ready to manage client relationships and mentor junior staff Why this firm:
Compensation:
$130K–$190K, commensurate with experience Strong growth trajectory with a clear path to Senior Manager and beyond Flexible work arrangements Reputation for developing talent, not just staffing engagements Not the right fit? I work with hundreds of CPA firms nationwide — from boutique shops to large regional players — and can help you find one that matches what you're looking for. On the fence about public vs. private? If you want to stay challenged, keep growing technically, and have strong job security, public accounting is still one of the best paths in the profession. A lot of people who jump to industry find the grass isn't greener.📩 Interested, or just want to explore options? Send me your resume and let's set up a quick call.
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