MBC Talent Connections in San Rafael, California, is seeking an experienced Tax Manager responsible for preparing and reviewing tax returns for individuals, corporations, and partnerships. The ideal candidate should possess strong supervisory and communication skills and have over 7 years of experience in public accounting. CPA or EA certification is required. Benefits include 401(k) matching, health insurance, and a flexible schedule. Join a team with a strong reputation for quality and client service.
Qualifications
7+ years of experience in public accounting.
Strong technical skills in tax preparation and review.
Ability to manage multiple complex projects.
Responsibilities
Preparation and review of various tax returns.
Assist clients with tax planning.
Supervise and train junior staff.
Skills
Supervisory skills
Communication skills
Multi-tasking
Relationship building
Education
CPA or EA certification
Bachelor's degree
Job description
Job Overview
We are looking for an experienced Tax Manager.
Qualifications
7+ years of experience in public accounting
Ability to thoroughly supervise current engagements and follow up on completed projects
Strong technical and supervisory skills
Excellent communication skills
Ability to multi‑task and complete large numbers of complex projects
Ability to build relationships with clients
CPA or EA certification required
Bachelor's degree preferred
Position Responsibilities
Preparation and review of Individual, Corporate, Partnership, Estate, and Trust tax returns
Assist clients with tax and financial planning
Perform complex tax research
Supervise, train, and interact with junior and senior‑level staff
Manage client accounts
Benefits
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Disability insurance
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance
Flexible schedule
Work from home - in office 3 days a week
Bonus pay 5‑15%
Amenities / Attractions
Friendly atmosphere, team culture, and emphasis on quality over quantity
Strong firm reputation for quality, integrity, and customer service