Tax Director: Lead Tax Strategy & Client Growth

Vector Recruiting LLC; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Potential bonuses

401(k) match

5% employer contribution to 401K

Job summary

Vector Recruiting LLC is seeking a Tax Director for a well-established regional CPA firm in San Jose, CA. The role offers a strong work-life balance, excellent benefits, potential bonuses, and a clear path toward Partnership.

You will lead technical tax reviews, serve as a subject matter expert, supervise staff, and represent clients before tax authorities. Occasional travel and overtime around peak season are expected.

Qualifications

• Seven to ten years of experience in public accounting with increasing tax complexity.
• At least two years representing clients before taxing authorities.
• Minimum one year supervising and directing tax preparers.
• CPA license current and in good standing with the AICPA.
• Bachelor's degree in accounting; Master's in taxation preferred.
• Forty hours of continuing education required each year.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical tax review and approval of returns and governmental examinations.
• Serve as a subject matter expert in discipline or industry.
• Lead client service and ensure timely completion within budgeted time.
• Delegate to tax preparers and manage larger returns.
• Represent clients before tax authorities when required.
• Mentor and train tax staff; participate in recruitment and development.

Skills

Public accounting

Tax expertise

Client relations

Staff supervision

Tax planning

Education

Bachelor's in accounting

Master's degree in taxation (preferred)

Job description

Vector Recruiting LLC is seeking a Tax Director for a well-established regional CPA firm in San Jose, CA. The role offers a strong work-life balance, excellent benefits, potential bonuses, and a clear path toward Partnership.

You will lead technical tax reviews, serve as a subject matter expert, supervise staff, and represent clients before tax authorities. Occasional travel and overtime around peak season are expected.