2025-12-26 – Weekly Tax Jobs : Tax Manager roles on the rise

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the tax job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with specialized skills like estate planning and tax management. Companies are urgently looking for talent, so if you’re considering a change, now’s the time. There’s a good mix of remote jobs available too, which opens up possibilities for those who prefer working from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Tax Attorney
    Company: Five Star Tax Resolution | Location: Costa Mesa, CA
    If you have a knack for navigating complex tax laws, this role could be a great fit. They need someone with proven experience in tax law to join their team and help tackle challenging cases.
    Apply Here

  • Estate Planning Attorney (5 to 8 Years Experience Required)
    Company: Cummins & White, LLP | Location: Newport Beach, CA
    If you enjoy crafting unique estate plans and solving complex tax issues, this role could be your next career move. They’re looking for someone with experience in drafting estate planning documents.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Manager
    Company: Consultative Search Group | Location: Costa Mesa, CA
    This company is experiencing significant growth and is on the hunt for a Tax Manager. If you’re ready to join a thriving corporate environment, this could be the opportunity for you.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Accountant/Tax Preparer
    Company: Woodwest Business Management | Location: El Segundo, CA
    They’re on the lookout for an experienced Tax Accountant or Preparer. If you have a strong background in tax preparation, this could be a great match for your skills.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Senior
    Company: Solid Rock Recruiting LLC | Location: Knoxville, TN
    Able to identify tax-saving opportunities? This full-time position is perfect for someone who wants to make a difference in clients’ tax strategies.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Specialist
    Company: Bail Hotline | Location: Riverside, CA
    This role involves managing tax notices and inquiries. It’s a great opportunity for someone who thrives in a detailed tax environment.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Director
    Company: Consultative Search Group | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Looking to lead a team? This role requires 10+ years of federal tax consulting experience. Perfect if you’re ready to take on a director-level challenge.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work continues to be a popular choice. Here are a few roles you can apply for from the comfort of your home:

  • Tax Manager
    Company: Solid Rock Recruiting LLC | Location: Irvine, CA
    This fully remote position allows you to provide strategic tax planning and compliance from anywhere.
    Apply Here

  • Tax Director
    Company: White Tiger Connections | Location: Chula Vista, CA
    Lead the launch of a new tax division without ever leaving your home.
    Apply Here

  • Remote Sr. Tax Manager
    Company: CyberCoders | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    This is a great opportunity if you’re looking to manage tax returns and enjoy the flexibility of remote work.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. If one of these roles feels like the right fit, don’t hesitate to apply. Opportunities are waiting, and sometimes it’s just about taking that first step. Good luck!

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I’ve landed Tax Manager interviews by applying within 24 hours and attaching a one-page ‘win list’ (e.g., ‘cut SALT exposure 18%’ and ‘led 10-entity consolidation’), then DM’ing the recruiter… For estate/transfer tax roles, a brief note on a portability election you handled shows depth — treat these jobs like avocados: ripe today, gone tomorrow. Small caveat: some ‘urgent’ posts are evergreen, so if it’s older than a week, ask about the timeline before diving into a big take-home.

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Set a two-hour alert window and apply same day — these ‘real-time’ posts disappear fast. I pair @hannahY94’s win list with ATS bait like ‘706/709/1041’ and ‘SALT nexus review’ so Tax Manager screens stick. If I’m late, I still apply and DM the recruiter a single metric plus ‘remote OK, EST’ to nudge a call.

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Quick example: I’ve been adding a 45-second Loom intro walking through a recent estate plan clean-up and putting the link at the very top of my resume, which sped up callbacks on these “real-time” posts. If a portal hides URLs, I paste the same line in the Additional Info box or DM the recruiter after submitting.

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Small tip that’s worked for me: I filter for ‘posted today’ and when it’s remote, I open with ‘CST hours, immediate start’ plus my CPA and estate-planning scope in the first two lines — , postings vanish fast. I’ll DM the recruiter if they list one (thanks for the nudge @hannahY94), but if the portal blocks links, I paste a plain-text portfolio URL in the resume header instead. Anyone seeing better traction mentioning ASC 740 or 1120 up top?

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And i keep a one‑page basis step‑up memo from a 706 estate case ready and upload it as the second file right after my resume on Tax Manager apps, especially the remote ones. If the portal doesn’t allow extra docs, I drop a two‑line highlight in my resume header instead. Doing this within a few hours fits the OP’s “apply promptly” note and has bumped my response rate.

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And , the ‘apply promptly’ part is real — I’ve had two listings disappear within hours. What’s worked: I stick a tight 3‑sentence estate/trust win at the top of my note and mirror the JD’s nouns (706/709, grantor trusts, basis step‑up) after a quick Jobscan pass (https://www.jobscan.co). Caveat: boutiques that skip ATS react better to a concise email to the partner than the portal.

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I’ve had better hit rates by front‑loading my resume header with “CCH Axcess | 1041/706/709 | multi‑state trusts | RIA Checkpoint” plus a one‑line start date; @clarkson85 is right on speed, but boutiques often skip ATS, so a 4‑sentence email to the partner with one measurable result gets faster replies. Anyone else tagging the software stack up top?

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