Tax Manager - Real Estate
Sensiba • Remote • Full Time • $113,400–$169,400 / year
Posted on Mon, Aug 24, 2026
The Tax Manager – Real Estate is responsible for leading tax compliance, planning, and consulting engagements for clients in the real estate sector. This role requires deep technical expertise in real estate taxation, including acquisitions, dispositions, entity structuring, depreciation strategies, 1031 exchanges, cost segregation, and partnership taxation. The Tax Manager will advise clients on complex tax matters, ensure compliance with federal, state, and local tax regulations, and provide strategic guidance to optimize tax positions. In addition to client service, the Tax Manager will mentor staff, strengthen internal processes, and contribute to firm-wide initiatives. *** While this role is open to candidates across the U.S., we have a strong preference for individuals located in the Pacific Northwest or broader West Coast region , given the client base and market alignment. ***
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