Tax Senior

  • -
  • Full-Time
  • Remote

Job Description:

Tax Senior

Remote | Public Accounting / Advisory

About the Opportunity

We're partnered with a rapidly growing advisory-focused CPA firm that operates very differently from traditional tax shops. This is not a compliance-heavy environment where you crank returns and disappear.

This team works directly with entrepreneurs and high-income individuals on forward-looking tax strategy, financial positioning, and long-term planning. The work is more consultative, more engaging, and a lot closer to the decision-making side of the business.

If you're coming from public accounting and want out of pure compliance, this is the type of move people make.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Prepare and review individual and business tax returns
  • Work directly with clients on ongoing tax strategy and planning initiatives
  • Participate in client meetings throughout the year, not just during busy season
  • Identify opportunities for tax savings and help guide implementation
  • Support end-to-end planning engagements from kickoff through execution
  • Collaborate internally to improve processes, documentation, and delivery
  • Stay current on tax law changes and apply them to real client situations

What They're Looking For

  • CPA required
  • 2–4+ years of public accounting tax experience
  • Experience working with business owners and/or high-income individuals
  • Strong communication skills and ability to work directly with clients
  • Comfortable managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Solid technical foundation with the ability to think beyond compliance

Environment / Setup

  • Fully remote, permanently
  • High-growth firm with expanding client base
  • Advisory-focused model vs traditional tax-only structure
  • Collaborative team with direct exposure to leadership

Why This Role

  • More strategy, less grind
  • Direct client interaction and visibility
  • Opportunity to grow into advisory / leadership track
  • Flexible work environment without the typical public accounting burnout model