Hi all! I just got a Senior tax associate role in industry ($85k, MCOL; 17% more than I currently make). Enjoyed the people I interviewed with; my only hesitation is that the company itself has had a rough couple of years (healthcare company, had a few bad acquisitions that they’ve since shed off). Their busy season is just January and early February, with their team working until about 7 PM during the week and a few Saturdays. I’m interested, but it’s also my 1st offer; what would you do?

This is my 2nd year as senior at my current firm. Just got an offer from 1 of big 4, bay area, senior tax position, base is $100k + 10k sign on bonus. Is this a good amt for 2nd year sr?

Hi Everyone! I’m going to be interviewing at PwC for a senior tax role in asset wealth management (2nd round) for the NY office. Does anyone have any tips on how to prepare for it or any insight into the work culture? Thank you all!

Hi Everyone! I’m going to be interviewing at PwC for a senior tax role in asset wealth management (2nd round) for the NY office. Does anyone have any tips on how to prepare for it or any insight into the work culture? Thank you all!

I’m a senior tax associate and currently exploring exit opportunities. I don’t think I want to continue doing tax. What are some good exit options? Would senior financial analyst be possible at all with CPA?

I’m interviewing a senior tax associate position at BDO, 2 years prior big 4 experience. What salary should I be expecting? LCOL like 80~85 index.

I’m looking to transition to a private equity firm in a MCOL city (Denver/Dallas/Chicago/Miami). I’m applying to a senior tax position and wanted to know what I should expect/ask for the salary range.

good exit? Or wait for next. Recently i receive two offers and need to make decision in this week. 1. Senior tax associate - wealth management firm - full remote post covid - salary 100k+ bonus 12%. Title is senior, but manager role. 2. Senior fund accountant - reputable fund admin company - salary 94k plus bonus 10% - hybrid schedule to onsite office post covid My back ground is 3yrs in big4 FS Tax

Anyone willing to refer me for senior tax position? (PwC, Deloitte) DFW area

Would love to hear others’ experience working in single family offices. I’m considering a move from public (tax) to a senior tax or accounting role in one.

Hi! I received an offer as a financial analyst for $86k base in Seattle (with stock options and bonus, annual income will be ~$110k). However, right now I’m making $115k base comp in SF as senior tax associate. I think H1B doesn’t care about total comp package, just base salary - will it be difficult to transfer the h1b to a lower salary position? Thank you!

How do you apply for Senior Tax position in a B4? Are they usually always hiring? What would require in pay bump coming from a local firm dealing with real estate and high net worth individuals?

Thoughts appreciated - S1 at big 4, looking at an 105k offer, senior tax analyst position at F500 in a HCOL (but not NY/CA) city. Sounds solid?

I’m having daily mental breakdowns every time I look at how much stuff I have to do. Is it time to get out? How long did it take to go to industry for a senior tax position for you in a pandemic? How to have references if everyone I’m working under would then figure out I’m trying to leave? Is it better on the other side?

Recently got an offer in LCOL/MCOL for a senior tax accountant role for 87k. 3 years of public experience and have been in industry for almost a year. Current job pays about 5k more, but is a bit of a rarity in my city. New job’s team and culture are more appealing to me. Is the offer reasonable or should I try to negotiate? I’ve never negotiated before so I’m scared they might pull the offer. Thanks!

Recently got an offer in LCOL/MCOL for a senior tax accountant role for 87k. 3 years of public experience and have been in industry for almost a year. Current job pays about 5k more, but is a bit of a rarity in my city. New job’s team and culture are more appealing to me. Is the offer reasonable or should I try to negotiate? I’ve never negotiated before so I’m scared they might pull the offer. Thanks!

Recently got an offer in LCOL/MCOL for a senior tax accountant role for 87k. 3 years of public experience and have been in industry for almost a year. Current job pays about 5k more, but is a bit of a rarity in my city. New job’s team and culture are more appealing to me. Is the offer reasonable or should I try to negotiate? I’ve never negotiated before so I’m scared they might pull the offer. Thanks!

Help!! What’s an appropriate salary range for a HCOL (NYC, or California like SF or LA) tax analyst role and senior tax analyst role. Coming from LCOL (TX) where the range I’ve been offered so far is 80-90. I have 3 years public accounting experience. Been seeing such a variable range (some not even diff from LCOL range).

Help!! What’s an appropriate salary range for a HCOL (NYC, or California like SF or LA) tax analyst role and senior tax analyst role. Coming from LCOL (TX) where the range I’ve been offered so far is 80-90. I have 3 years public accounting experience. Been seeing such a variable range (some not even diff from LCOL range).

Help!! What’s an appropriate salary range for a HCOL (NYC, or California like SF or LA) tax analyst role and senior tax analyst role. Coming from LCOL (TX) where the range I’ve been offered so far is 80-90. I have 3 years public accounting experience. Been seeing such a variable range (some not even diff from LCOL range).

I am interviewing for senior tax position soon. And it's been a long time since I had an interview. Do you think they will ask me some technical questions since it's a senior position? Any input/advice is appreciated!

I’m a tax senior in big 4. Which role in the industry has a better career trajectory in terms of growth and pay: senior accountant or senior tax accountant? I do a lot of tax provision and starting to find tax interesting but I’m not having a lot of luck finding openings for in house tax roles.

Can anyone give insight into CBIZ? I’m thinking of applying to a senior tax role in Tampa & would love some info

Rant: I interviewed at a mid size firm for Senior Tax Associate role and went really well. Partner calls after a couple days to say they want to offer me a job and asked me if I wanted senior 1 or 2. I said senior 2 since I have a years experience as a senior and she was okay with it and discussed salary. She said she will think about the final offer and let me know. A week later she comes back to tell me that my small firm experience probably won’t help much and it would be difficult for me...

Curious what timeline I should expect for finding a new position in this covid environment / recession. How long did it take to find a new job this year or how long have you been actively applying? I’m a CPA with big 4 senior tax experience, but trying to change paths to something like finance analyst or business manager (which I know can be pretty broad). Just trying to manage my own expectations for when I’ll be able to say good riddance to public accountings unreasonable expectations

I saw a seasonal senior tax associate post for PWC in my local area. Does this mean the position is temporary? Just seems unusual that this term was used instead of full-time.

Anyone can refer me to the senior tax consultant position - Deloitte?

Still looking for a Global Mobility Senior tax position- worked remotely for over 2 years - located in Midwest.

Thoughts on FP&A? I’m currently a senior tax accountant and got asked to the last round of interviews for a senior FP&A position (narrowed down to 2 people). I feel like I’ll get it as I have friends at this company in accounting who put in recommendations for me. Only thing holding me back is I made manager this week and overall like the flexibility of PA, hate busy season though.