Tax Manager

Old Mission • Chicago, Illinois • Full Time • $120,000–$170,000 / year

Posted on Thu, Nov 12, 2026

Old Mission is a global proprietary trading firm that leverages state-of-the-art technology and research to identify and execute profitable trading strategies across multiple asset classes around the world. Our offices in Chicago, New York, and London are all composed of naturally-curious individuals who thrive in a team environment and constantly strive for improvement.

About the position

This is a hands-on role in every sense. The Tax Manager works alongside the Tax Director, not behind them. Both positions are expected to work together: preparing workpapers, reviewing returns, conducting primary research, owning compliance deadlines, and building the analysis that informs the firm’s tax positions.  

Responsibilities

U.S. International Tax 

Federal, State & Local Tax Compliance 

Research, Planning & Authority Response 

Process, Data & Technology 

Required Skills

Preferred Skills 

Benefits and Perks  

Base Salary Range  

$120,000-170,000 - Salaries are based on numerous factors such as skills, experience, and education. Our compensation package also includes a discretionary bonus and a comprehensive benefits program for full-time employees. For more information, reach out to your recruiter.  

Old Mission is not accepting unsolicited resumes from any staffing/search firms. All resumes submitted by staffing/search firms to any employee at Old Mission via-email, the Internet or directly without a valid signed search agreement will be deemed the sole property of Old Mission, and no fee will be paid in the event the candidate is hired by Old Mission.

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