Tax Manager
Distinct | North America
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Chicago Heights, IL · $140k a year · Posted November 3, 2026
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This listing pays about $140,000 a year. Across 428 open tax manager listings that state pay, the middle half runs $130,000 to $152,500 and the median is $140,000. That is inside the middle half of those listings and at the median.
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About the job
...Job Description Tax Manager, CPA \n $140,000 upwards \n A smaller firm doesn’t have to mean simpler tax work. \n \n Sometimes the appeal is getting to work with people who know their stuff, on clients who give you something to think about. \n \n That’...