Tax Manager

Overview

Others enjoy the conversations that come with it. The business owner who's buying another company. The dentist opening a second practice. The client who calls before making a big decision instead of after. If that's the part of public accounting you enjoy most, keep reading.

This Cleveland tax practice works almost exclusively with privately owned businesses. Most clients fall somewhere between $500,000 and $10 million in revenue, so you'll spend your time helping real businesses solve real problems rather than processing an endless stream of straightforward returns.

It's a small team of eight, which means there's no hiding behind departments or passing clients around the office. You'll build relationships, become a trusted adviser and see the impact your work has on the people you're helping.

Right now, the firm is turning away work because they simply don't have enough experienced people. That's where you come in.

They're looking for someone with around six to eight years of public accounting experience who can hit the ground running, work directly with clients and become a key part of the firm's future.

The ideal person will be a CPA or EA. However, if you are on your way to getting certified apply anyway. It isn't an automatic no.

You'll generally spend four days a week in the office, with flexibility around the rest. Busy season sits around 55-60 hours, while outside of tax season the team enjoys half-day Fridays. If you put extra time in during busy season, it's recognised through additional PTO or bonus payments.