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Distinct North America in Connecticut is seeking a Tax Senior to join a small, mentorship-focused firm where several Partners are nearing retirement. You will primarily handle tax review work while supporting more complex preparation and occasional audits and accounting tasks across a diverse client base.
With 3+ years of tax experience, you’ll be guided toward a future Manager and Partner role. If you’re ambitious and seeking meaningful advancement beyond your current firm, this is your chance
Unique opportunity where you'll receive hands-on mentorship from a team of experienced Partners at this small firm in Connecticut.
With several Partners approaching retirement age, they're looking for ambitious Tax Seniors who want to grow with the firm and become future Partners.
You'll predominantly be focusing on review work but you'll still support with some of the more complex preparation too. Wide range of clients across multiple industries. Outside of business season, you'll also support with auditing and accounting too.
The Partners want to mentor you to become a future Manager and Partner.
So if you've got 3+ years of tax experience and you're not getting the advancement you deserve in your current firm - this is your chance to make your move and advance your career.
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How to Apply
Here’s the thing about job applications. Many people overthink them. It’s easy to assume you need to tick every single box before applying, but that’s not how we work.
If this role catches your interest, just go ahead and apply. Clicking “apply” isn’t a lifelong commitment; it’s simply the first step in a conversation.
Prefer a more personal connection? Feel free to give me a call at 646-681-4031
You can also find my details on LinkedIn - I’m Ian Hallam at Distinct North America.
Worried you don’t check every single requirement? That’s absolutely fine. The CPA firms we work with value people who bring different perspectives and experience. At the end of the day, the worst-case scenario is simply a friendly conversation about your career. The best-case? Something genuinely exciting.