Tax Manager, Architecture, Engineering & Construction
$130,000 - $185,000
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Posted 51 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$130,000 - $185,000
About the role
- Act as the primary tax advisor for clients, delivering strategic guidance and practical solutions
- Lead client engagements to ensure high-quality service delivery and long-term relationship management
- Advise on tax planning opportunities, applicable incentives, and credits to reduce liabilities and optimize outcomes
- Oversee the preparation and review of federal, state, and local tax filings
- Ensure compliance with complex, sector-specific tax regulations and evolving requirements
- Manage tax audits and represent clients before taxing authorities, supporting efficient and accurate resolution
- Design and implement advanced tax strategies aligned with client objectives and market trends
- Evaluate legislative and regulatory changes and proactively advise clients on potential impacts
- Identify and mitigate tax risks while maintaining strong compliance standards
- Lead and develop a team of tax professionals while driving process improvements and supporting practice growth
- 5+ years of progressive tax experience
- Experience in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry
- Proven track record of managing complex tax engagements and delivering strategic client solutions
- Demonstrated leadership experience, including team management and staff development
- Exceptional analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
- Strong communication and relationship-building abilities
- Proficient in tax software and Microsoft Office applicationsCPA preferred
- Job ID # 47882 Tagged as: Hybrid Remote/Office
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