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Distinct | North America in Cleveland is seeking a Tax Senior to join a smaller CPA firm that emphasizes hands-on client work and growth. You will have the chance to engage more directly with clients as you develop your skills, rather than just processing returns.
You will work mainly with high net worth individuals and privately held businesses, preparing and reviewing tax returns, and participating in tax planning while gaining more exposure to Partners.
Tax Senior | Cleveland, OH | Hybrid | CPA Firm
If you're a Tax Senior who's starting to feel like you've outgrown your current firm a little, but you're not quite ready to make the jump to Manager, this could be a good next step.
Especially if you want to get more involved with clients rather than spending another year just preparing returns and sending them off for someone else to deal with.
I'm working with a smaller CPA firm in Cleveland that's looking for a Tax Senior to join their team.
They're growing, they've got some really good clients and there's plenty of opportunity to keep learning without feeling like you're being thrown in at the deep end.
You'll be working mainly with high net worth individuals and privately owned businesses, preparing and reviewing tax returns, getting involved in tax planning and having more direct contact with clients as you develop.
And because it's a smaller firm, you'll get to work closely with the Partners too.
Which makes quite a difference when you're at this stage in your career.
Rather than waiting until you're a Manager to get exposure to more interesting work, you'll have the opportunity to start building those skills now.
Another thing worth mentioning is how they approach growth.
They're actually turning some new clients away at the moment because they don't want to overload the team they've already got.
Sounds like common sense, doesn't it?
But I'm sure plenty of people working in public accounting would tell you it's not always how things work.
You might be at a larger firm where you're finding it difficult to get noticed, or perhaps you're already at a smaller firm but feel like you've learnt everything you can from the people around you.
Either way, I think this one's worth knowing about.
If you've got a few years of tax experience within a CPA firm, I'd be happy to tell you more.
I start at 6am EST, so mornings are absolutely fine. After 5pm works too, although I might be slightly less lively by then.
And please don't worry if you don't tick every box. If the role sounds like something you'd enjoy, it's worth having a conversation.