Tax Manager

Distinct | North America; Warrington Township (Bucks County); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Distinct | North America in Warrington, PA is seeking a Tax Manager with a strong nonprofit background to own nonprofit tax work and client relationships. The role focuses on 990s and 990PF, with opportunities to manage diverse clients beyond nonprofit work.

Hours are 35 per week outside busy season, increasing to around 55–60 hours during the main busy season. The position offers genuine hybrid work, local client visits, and long-term growth toward partnership.

Qualifications

• Strong nonprofit background with Form 990s and 990PF experience.
• Ability to own client relationships and manage multiple nonprofits.
• Comfort with hybrid work and local client interactions.
• Open to working beyond standard hours during peak periods.

Responsibilities

• Prepare nonprofit tax returns including 990/990PF for clients.
• Manage and develop client relationships across nonprofit entities.
• Collaborate on a mix of nonprofit and industry clients (family-owned, service, insurance, manufacturing).
• Support firm growth and succession planning toward partnership.

Skills

Nonprofit tax experience

Client relationship management

Flexibility with hours

Education

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Job description

35 hour weeks outside busy season.

At Manager level, when you've probably done your fair share of 50, 60 and sometimes much longer weeks over the years, that starts to sound pretty good.

This is a 40 person CPA firm in Warrington looking for a Tax Manager with a strong nonprofit background.

Nonprofit is a big part of what they do, so they're ideally looking for someone who's comfortable with 990s and can take ownership of those client relationships. If you've got 990PF experience too, even better.

There's other work in the mix as well, including family owned businesses, service companies, insurance and manufacturing, so you won't necessarily spend every day in the nonprofit world.

The hours are a big selling point here.

Outside busy season, 35 hours is normal.

September and October are closer to 40, with around 55 to 60 hours for roughly 8 weeks during the main busy season.

It's also genuinely flexible and hybrid. You'll need to be local enough to see clients and come into the office when needed, but they're not interested in having you sitting at a desk for the sake of it.

There's a longer term opportunity here too.

The firm continues to pick up new clients and they need experienced people coming through behind the current Partner group.

If Partnership is something you want eventually, there's room for that. If it isn't, nobody is going to start planning your life for you.

This could be a really good fit if you enjoy nonprofit tax and client work, but would quite like a bit more of your time back outside busy season.

You don't need to tick every single box. If you've got good nonprofit tax experience and most of the rest sounds right, it's worth a conversation.