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Liberty Tax in Houston, TX is seeking a Tax Operations Assistant to support daily office operations, client service, tax preparation when needed, and workflow management while reducing owner’s day-to-day burden.
Part-time hours during the training period will expand to full-time by December 28, 2026. Starting compensation is $16.00 per hour, with performance-based incentives and clear opportunities for advancement within the team.
At Liberty Tax, we believe tax preparation is about more than numbers—it's about serving people, strengthening our community, and helping individuals, families, and small businesses move forward with confidence.
The Tax Operations Assistant helps ensure the office operates smoothly, professionally, and efficiently. This role supports daily operations, client service, tax preparation, administrative coordination, and workflow management while reducing the owner's day‑to‑day operational burden so leadership can focus on strategic growth and community impact.
Starting compensation is $16.00 per hour, plus performance‑based incentives. Opportunities for pay increases and advancement are based on demonstrated reliability, training progress, performance, and expanded responsibilities.
We believe in promoting from within whenever possible. Team members who consistently demonstrate ownership, accountability, leadership, and operational excellence may earn expanded responsibilities and leadership opportunities over time.
We're not just preparing tax returns—we're building trust, developing people, and strengthening our community one client at a time. If you're looking for a place where your ideas matter, your work makes a difference, and your growth is encouraged, we'd love to meet you.
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