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David Careers

Tax Manager

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gentis solutionsLexington (KY)
Accountants and AuditorsOther Accounting Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$135 K–$145 K/year

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About the role

Tax Manager - Corporate TaxLocation: Hybrid
Employment Type: Full-Time, Direct Hire
Compensation: $135K–$145K/year + seasonal bonus
Benefits: Health, dental, vision, 401(k) match, PTO, plus flexible scheduling outside busy season, reduced summer hours, and potential remote summer work Start: Flexible for notice period
Interview Process:
  • Intro call with a Gentis recruiter
  • Interview with the COO / Acting President
  • Final interview, onsite
About the Role: An established public accounting firm is hiring a Tax Manager to lead its corporate tax practice, managing complex engagements and a small team of tax professionals. Why This Role Stands Out
  • Report directly to firm leadership and help shape tax strategy and client service
  • Lead and mentor your own small tax team
  • Real work-life balance: reduced summer hours and flexible scheduling outside busy season
What You'll Do:
  • Manage and review complex federal, state, and multi-state corporate tax returns and workpapers
  • Develop tax planning strategies and find tax-saving opportunities for clients
  • Supervise, review, and mentor tax staff
  • Advise clients and support meetings, presentations, and business development
What We're Looking For:
  • 5+ years of progressive public accounting tax experience with corporate clients
  • Active CPA license and a bachelor's degree in Accounting, Taxation, or a related field
  • Experience managing client engagements and leading tax professionals
  • Strong planning, compliance, and advisory skills; experience with closely held small to mid-sized businesses or audit is a plus
Preferred Tools: UltraTax, CCH, or similar tax and workflow software Ready to apply? Apply here or send your resume to. A Gentis recruiter will reach out within 24–48 hours. Learn .Gentis Solutions is an equal opportunity employer.

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