Tax Manager

Plenty of tax managers have never filed a 5471 without someone senior checking their homework first. In this job they're just part of the week. It's a Tax Manager seat in West Hollywood, hybrid, paying $141k to $173k, at a practice small enough that you'd talk to the clients yourself. The clients are individuals, a lot of them wealthy, some living here and some not, and a good share have something going on abroad. If foreign reporting makes you curious rather than nervous, you'll like the work. Nobody's promised me a number on hours for this one, so ask. Why this firm: $141k to $173k, hybrid International individual work at a size of firm that usually farms it out You deal with the clients directly Wealthy individuals and families, residents and non residents alike Small team, so there's no big review department to lean on What you'll be doing: Individual returns with foreign reporting attached, 5471s among them Some trusts and entity returns in the mix Reviewing other people's work as well as preparing your own Answering client questions without going through a partner first What you'll have: CPA or EA 7 or so years of tax behind you Comfortable on Lacerte, with QuickBooks a plus #J-18808-Ljbffr