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Distinct | North America in Fort Worth, TX is seeking a Tax Manager to lead client work, review returns, and mentor staff. You’ll own engagements, coordinate with seniors, and help drive service excellence.
The role offers hybrid work with typical 50–55 hour peaks during busy season, and $125,000–$150,000 salary. CPA or EA preferred; 5+ years tax experience in public accounting required; strong client communication essential.
If you're at, or pushing toward, Manager level in public accounting, you've probably got a pretty clear list of what your next firm needs to get right, and what you're not willing to repeat.
An independent CPA firm in Fort Worth, TX is adding a Tax Manager to the team.
They're looking for someone with at least 5 years of public accounting tax experience who's comfortable owning client work, reviewing returns, supporting junior staff, and being someone people actually rely on.
The appeal is getting that level of responsibility without automatically signing up for the lifestyle that usually comes attached to it.
Busy season is still busy, no way around that, but the firm keeps workloads around 50 to 55 hours a week at peak. There's also hybrid flexibility, so you get more control over your week while staying properly connected to the team.
At this point in your career, a move should improve more than just the number on your paycheck. You want the responsibility and the earning potential that comes with being a Tax Manager, just with realistic expectations about how much of your life it eats up.
This role offers:
If you like the work and want to keep moving forward, but would rather do it somewhere with saner hours and less corporate feel, this is worth a look.