Tax Manager

Petaluma

Hybrid

Every dentist who owns a practice around Petaluma eventually asks the same three questions. Should I buy, what will it cost me in tax, and when can I stop. One firm has built its whole practice on answering them, and it needs a tax manager.

$137k to $167k, hybrid. The client base is dental and medical practices nearly all the way through, and that's both the appeal and the honest catch. If you want 15 industries in a year, this isn't it. If you want to be the person who actually understands how a practice sale gets taxed, it is.

• $137k to $167k, hybrid
• Under 20 people with a handful of partners, so review work reaches you early
• Practice purchases, sales, valuations and the tax that comes with them. Most tax managers never touch that work
• One client family, by design. Narrow, and deep
• Small firm. Nobody's promised me a number on hours, so ask

• Review and prep on individual, business and trust returns for practice owners
• Planning around practice purchases, sales and entity structure
• Financial analysis for owners who want to know whether the numbers work
• Talking to clients yourself rather than through a partner

• CPA or EA
• Public accounting experience with owner managed businesses
• An interest in one industry rather than all of them