Tax Manager - Business & Individual Tax

Levelociti • Remote • Full Time • $125,000–$175,000 / year

Posted on Thu, Nov 12, 2026

Tax Manager – Business & Individual Tax (Remote)

Compensation: $125k–$175k Base Salary + Bonus (Based on Experience)

Location: Fully Remote – U.S. | Hybrid Options Available

We're hiring an experienced Tax Manager to join the growing Tax team of an established, independently owned CPA and advisory firm. The firm works with a diverse client base across Real Estate, Construction, Manufacturing & Distribution, Healthcare, Professional Services, and other privately held businesses, along with high-net-worth individuals and families.

With decades of experience, the firm has built a strong reputation for its tax, accounting, and advisory services. Tax Managers work directly with partners and clients, oversee engagements, and take an active role in tax planning and consulting. The firm also offers flexible schedules, reasonable busy-season expectations, and opportunities for advancement.

We're looking for experienced Tax Managers or Tax Supervisors who bring a well-rounded background in business and individual taxation. This position involves managing client engagements, reviewing complex returns, providing tax planning and consulting services, and overseeing and developing junior team members.

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We're interested in speaking with experienced Tax Supervisors, Tax Managers, and Senior Managers with strong business and individual tax backgrounds who are interested in greater flexibility, meaningful client work, and long-term career growth.

Apply today or contact alex.higgins@levelociti.com directly for a confidential discussion.

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