Senior Tax Manager
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Job description
You are currently sat in the Tax Senior Manager seat. But, how long until you can change that to Partner?
Is that achievable at your current firm?
If not, we should chat. Actually, even if it is possible, we should chat if the below perks appeal:
- Hybrid working with a flexible environment2. Shorter Fridays outside of busy season3. No over-time after tax season4. A busy season which isn’t too brutal compared to others. 5. Excellent career progression prospects to Partner level.
Salary & benefits$150,000 – £190,000 – a wide range as they are open to the exact level they bring someone in to the team at. Looking a little less or a little higher? It could still be worth a chat. Role overviewThe position can be tweaked depending on your experience level to either a Senior Manager entry grade role, or to a role knocking on the door to Partner, or somewhere in between.
The position will involve complex tax returns as well as foreign tax, complex consulting support and project work.
About you
CPAExperience working with foreign clientsExperienced leading and developing teams.
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