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I'm considering moving from biglaw to a tax manager role at PwC. What's the typical salary for this role? I'm a third year.

I'm considering moving from biglaw to a tax manager role at PwC. What's the typical salary for this role? I'm a third year.

I found out this week that I’m getting promoted to tax manager this fall. I had applied for a senior FP&A role at an insurance industry and now they asked me to the final round of interviews. Really my only reason for leaving is pay and wanting more consistent hours, but I worry industry will leave me wanting more money. What are your thoughts on this situation? Currently at a mid-tier firm.

If anyone is interested in, and qualified for, a Tax Senior or Tax Manager role, DM me. My firm is hiring.
Los Angeles office, but you can work remote (with travel to LA once in a while when needed).

Choosing between three firms , role is tax manager all are same pay. What’s the best choice? :

1. Local firm $15mm in revenue, really clicked with the MD. Seems like it would not be hard to make partner

2. Local Firm $7-10mm revenue, 4 partners , 2 retiring soon , MD is a saint

3. Regional firm $67mm revenue , 350 employees. Option to work remote fully, could live anywhere , just have to go to the office 4 weeks a year (could move to LCOL area and invest in real estate)

Does anyone here work for Microsoft and could tell me about your experience been working for the company? I’m interested in their Tax Manager position.

Anyone have any knowledge concerning exit opportunities for a tax manager specializing in private companies and partnerships?

What are some exit opportunities for transaction tax manager level CPA?

Interviewed for tax manager position in public corporation today. Small tax teams. There could be 1 staff under two managers but managers are expected to prepare too. Is this normal in industry?

Going into a big 4 in house interview for partnership tax manager position. Should I expect technical questions?

What’s the salary range for FS tax manager exit ops in the LA area?Finishing one year as manager and looking to leave. I was thinking 130k but was told that may be aggressive and 120k is more in line.

Anyone work at PFK Texas in Houston? A recruiter sent me a message about an O&G Tax Manager position and it peaked my curiosity. I’ve never heard of the firm before

4.5 years in public tax so far, just got promoted to tax manager. What are the exit options I should consider? Hate working extremely long hours. Should I go private R/E firm or smaller Public firm?

How difficult is it to go into a tax manager role at industry if you’ve only done public ?

Is it tough/ a lot different to go from a general corporate tax role in which you work on different industries to a financial service industry (corporate tax manager)

I want to find a 100% remote Tax Manager position. Any ideas on how to find these types of jobs? Seems like these days technology allows for us to manage work and clients from anywhere. Thoughts?

I am interviewing for a tax manager position at a smaller firm next month. How would you prepare for this kind of interview? I am a third year senior. And how much do managers make in NC?

Thinking about potential exit plans as a tax manager. What are the best ways to learn ASC740 for a transition to house tax manager/director roles? Currently lack provision experience and opportunity

Starting my job search for tax manager position in industry. I have a phone screen coming up and hopefully in person interview.

What questions can I expect on the phone screen and in person?

I got a recruiter call for a position as a tax manager in an industry roll, currently a senior with 3 total busy seasons since start. Is this normal? I'd think I'd be unqualified to 'manager' anything

So, PDub tax folks...my understanding has been that in the US, there is no "Senior Tax Manager" role like DT/EY/KPMG have. Correct?

Comments on moving from a Senior Tax Manager position in PA to a Tax Director position in private?

Experienced tax senior applying for tax manager position at client - technically qualified and they like me. How to sell my ability to be manager?

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?