Tax Manager
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Job description
REMOTE Tax Manager with 5+ years of recent public accounting experience and looking for work/ life balance and Partner Track. We are located in Los Angeles and CA with 50+ employees. We are a growing CPA firm with a solid reputation based on our quality tax service and financial planning. We provide services to a wide range of clients and industries.
Top Reasons to Work with Us
Excellent Reputation and growing firm
Real opportunity for career growth - be involved in all areas with partners
Solid and diverse client base, range of assignments and industry exposure.
What You Will Be Doing
Complex technical tax engagements for range of clients in various industries
Research
Training and Mentoring associates
What You Need for this Position
CPA
BS/BA in Accounting
Recent Public Accounting experience/ Business Advisory/ Financial tax planning
What's In It for You
We offer excellent compensation packages, bonuses, health benefits and a great location with friendly environment. We care about work-life balance. PTO, FSA, 401k, Life Insurance, ST & LT disability insurance - Continuing professional education Apply today! (We also have locations in all Los Angeles and Nationwide)
Originally posted on Himalayas
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