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Idk what to do. Manager position at Deloitte in high net worth private client services or go into corporate - blue cross blue shield tax manager making 130k in low cost of living Place. Mom of 3 kids and husband is a doctor what would you do? To me it sounds like blue cross doesn’t have any downtime during the year so for flexibility public accounting is probably better I am guessing. I currently work at EY as a senior about to be promoted to manager in the next couple months.

Currently a manager at a B4 AWM tax group mostly focusing on private equity fund, k1s, estimates and such. I always thought if i exit, it would be for an in-house role at a private equity fund and frankly wanted to test out if I can stay and make a partner one day. Currently have an opportunity to join a publicly traded fintech company as a tax manager. Should I take this? Fear of unknown is killing me. Also afraid of not progressing once I go industry as I value the career progression.

Should I take this offer? Currently M2 tax manager at B4 based in BANW with just under 120k salary 6Yoe. The industry offer is base 30% increase + 15% bonus and 100k equity 4yr vesting. It's a SF based fintech company and the team seems great. It will be fully remote position. For many reasons I started looking outside of PA and this offer seems great. But now that I actually have an offer, I think I am a bit nervous now. Any inputs/words of encouragement would be appreciated.

Any thoughts on going into client advisory services? I’ve been thinking about leaving my tax manager role to go to industry but I like the client aspect of my job. Thinking of maybe trying out CAS and then using that to get to industry if I want out in a few years.

Any thoughts on going into client advisory services? I’ve been thinking about leaving my tax manager role to go to industry but I like the client aspect of my job. Thinking of maybe trying out CAS and then using that to get to industry if I want out in a few years.

What should I say my salary expectation is if I am interviewing for Tax Manager role in PwC in NY. Will be coming in as a First Year Manager. What’s the salary around usually?

Would you leave as a tax manager for a controller role at a smaller privately held company where you’d focus on internal controls, process improvement, and ad-hoc work? I haven’t gotten my raise yet at my firm but compared to my current comp it’s about a 20% increase. I also know the CFO. They claim it’ll set me up to get out of tax and also for future roles.

Would you leave as a tax manager for a controller role at a smaller privately held company where you’d focus on internal controls, process improvement, and ad-hoc work? I haven’t gotten my raise yet at my firm but compared to my current comp it’s about a 20% increase. I also know the CFO. They claim it’ll set me up to get out of tax and also for future roles.

What’s the salary for a tax manager 3 role at pwc vs EY in NYC?

How much do you save for your kids college tuition? I just used a few online calculators and it said I need to save $600-$650 per kid per month. I have 3 kids all under age 4….
Anyone know anywhere hiring that pays $200K+ for a tax manager??

Have an opportunity to interview for a tax manager role at a publicly traded REIT. Is there room for potential growth for a position like this?

Interviewing for a tax manager position at PwC, currently a senior. What should I expect?

What are some of the best exit opportunities available for someone leaving public as tax manager 1?

So I’m excited I have three pretty solid options 1. Being a trust tax manager at a bank ( I’ve done banking/trust world before)
2. Contract to hire at a private equity firm 3. Staff accountant role at a healthcare company. Thoughts on these options?

I am a tax manager right now but not sure if I like tax enough to continue along this career path. I like the management aspect of things though. I am interested in doing consulting (like strategy consulting or management consulting). Is it possible to switch at this point? Would getting an MBA help? Or is it better to climb up the ladder and then leave for an industry job with a more management or operational role (and not as tax related)? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Exit opps for B4 M&A Tax? Manager/SM Level? Comp targets?

Exit opportunities for tax manager? Thinking about being stuck doing tax makes me panic, ready for some work life balance. Hope it’s not too late at the manager level. Any positive experiences?

Tax manager at EY and finally ready to leave for better work/life balance. I’m thinking about industry but also want to explore options other than tax if possible. Any insights on exit opportunities?

How much a first year tax manager make in Pacific NorthWest? I got a role offering for $115k in a local firm. Is it worth jumping the ship from big 4? Currently a senior 3, won't get promoted to manager until next YE.

Is it crazy to leave my job at EY to take a lower paying position in industry? I'm a recently promoted tax manager making about 140k. I've been considering going to industry for a while, gotten a couple offers, but they're all pretty low (<$120k). Honestly, the $20k difference isn't that much, but I've also been considering taking job that pay maybe $90k and doing work on the side (my own "firm"). But it also feels strange to accept such a lower salary. Thoughts?

How much should I ask for the tax manager role in NYC? Is the range 140-150 too high or too low

I need a job in private. Anyone has tax manager/tax senior role? Can you please refer?

Curious what kind of exit ops I should look for if GL accounting doesn’t interest me at all. I was always wanting to shoot for CEO rather than CFO. Currently a new tax manager, but started my career as an auditor. I like my job other than the high hour peaks.

What kinda of behavior questions did you get when interviewing for tax manager position? Thanks in advance!

Looking to transition into industry from B4 (3rd year manager) working on federal Corp compliance and provision. Currently moving along in the process for a tax manager role with a large corporation for tax manager position. Would be looking at a $20K raise, however it appears to be an individual contributor role (no one underneath manager). Has anyone made a similar switch and can share experiences?

What salary range can I expect for a corporation tax manager role in NYC?

Would 3.5y B4 experience too short for an industry tax manager position?

Amazon Tax?
Does anybody know if the teams are working remotely and if so how long the positions will stay remote? Is Amazon considering long term remote like Microsoft? I’m interested in applying to a tax manager position with the company, but wanted to know more about how they’re handling the covid situation and how the employees feel working there? I’ve seen a few other posts, but looking for more insights.

Hi! I have an interview for a tax manager position in south Florida (2nd year). What salary range should I be asking for? I’ve looked at a few sites (Glassdoor and indeed) and the ranges are not consistent. Indeed - 98k Glassdoor - 130k. Any insight is appreciated!

Tax manager and considering applying to the IRS. I welcome all insight, pros, cons, which position(s) I should apply to, etc. Get me out of here!!!

Is there anyone here that is with Deloitte Tax in Seattle that can refer me to an International Tax Manager role?

What is the pay range for international tax manager role in Dallas ?

In the big 4s (KPMG, EY, PWC, Deloitte) what is the average notice period for a tax manager role based in London?