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Tax Manager

Tax Manager job description

Tax managers should possess strong communication and analytical skills. They also must have expertise in various types of tax returns and financial statements, as well as industry and government regulations, and should be proficient in Excel and tax software and technology. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics or business and five to seven years of experience in tax accounting, with at least two years of supervisory experience. Companies place a premium on those with a CPA designation, an MBA or a master’s degree in taxation, or a background in public accounting.

Typical tax manager duties:

Preparing and reviewing complex income tax returnsAssisting in quality control review for all financial statementsReviewing corporate tax returns for completeness and accuracyAssisting with research and planning according to current tax lawsAssisting in planning and compliance regarding tax matters, such as waivers and tax returnsAssisting in the review and oversight of the preparation of quarterly tax projections and communication of required estimated tax paymentsEnsuring compliance with financial and tax reporting policies and proceduresCommunicating tax best business practices to accounting managers and staff accountantsHiring, training and supervising tax staff

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Advanced Excel
Corporate tax compliance and filing
Financial reporting and analysis tools
Governmental accounting
Regulatory and standards compliance
Tax audit management
Tax compliance
Tax provision and ASC 740
Tax research and planning
Tax technologies and automation
Transfer pricing
National salary range for Tax Manager

112250 - 151250

Low
112250
The candidate is new to the role or has limited experience and is still developing core skills.
Mid
132000
The candidate has moderate experience in the role or one similar, meets most requirements and may hold transferable skills or relevant certifications.
High
151250
The candidate has extensive experience in the role, demonstrates advanced skills and often brings specialized certifications or industry experience.
Projected salaries for related positions Job title Low Mid High Tax Director 142500 176000 218250 Senior Tax Accountant 86750 105250 119750 Tax Accountant 67250 78500 96000

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