A Tax Manager supports clients by overseeing the review and preparation of tax returns and workpapers of varying complexity, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations, and engaging in tax planning to optimize client outcomes. The role also supports team members’ learning and development, stays current on industry and regulatory changes, and contributes to firm initiatives and activities. The manager reviews tax returns and workpapers, communicates review feedback, prepares complex or highly technical return sections when needed, and partners with colleagues on tax preparation. The role includes tax planning, advisory and special projects, client relationship management, interaction with taxing authorities, support for tax audits, and development of expertise in selected industries or return types. The manager also contributes to team development, firm administration, business development, recruiting, training, and other firm activities. Travel is extremely limited but may be required for client or firm needs, including occasional overnight stays. Dean Dorton describes flexible work schedules and environment and offers paid time off, family and medical leave programs, retirement benefits, telemedicine, mental health resources, and wellness program reimbursement.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager