[Hiring] Internal Tax Director @Levelociti

Role Description

A Top 50 CPA and advisory firm is creating a brand-new internal tax department and is hiring a Director to lead it. You’ll build the function from the ground up, with Senior Associate and Manager hires planned shortly after you start, so you’ll shape the team, the processes, and the standards from day one.

With 600+ professionals across the U.S., 50+ years in business, and a place among the nation’s top firms, they combine national-level scale with a close-knit culture. Their clients span 30+ industries, and their people are consistently recognized for their expertise. This is a chance to apply your individual, partnership, and S-Corp experience to an internal practice, where your clients are the firm’s own partners and the firm itself.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 8-10+ years of public accounting and tax experience
• Strong technical experience with partnership (Form 1065 and K-1), S-Corp, and Individual taxation
• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or a related field
• Active CPA license is required

Requirements

• Lead the firm’s new internal tax department and set its structure, processes, and standards
• Oversee tax compliance for the firm’s partners', partnership, S-Corp, and multistate tax filings
• Hire, coach, and develop Senior Associate and Manager team members as the department grows
• Coordinate with firm leadership, finance, and outside advisors on tax planning and reporting
• Keep multistate compliance, estimates, and filing deadlines on track
• Handle agency correspondence and notices at the federal and state level
• Build repeatable workflows and use technology to run the department efficiently

Benefits

• Competitive Base Salary: $180K - $210,000 (DOE)
• Annual Bonus + 401(k) plan with employer match
• Comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision, and retirement plan)
• 5+ weeks of PTO and paid holidays
• 100% remote schedule that'll never change
• Continuing professional education support
• Direct influence on how a Top 50 firm runs its internal tax function