Position Title: Accounting Project Specialist Responsibilities: Prepare journal entries, manage general ledger, and complete month-end close Perform bank/investment reconciliations and support AP/AR as needed Oversee cap…
Tax Specialist jobs in Columbus, OH
Tax specialists prepare returns and plan around tax law for individuals or businesses. They track changing regulations, find legitimate savings, and keep filings accurate and on time.
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and compensation structures. Process payroll deductions, including garnishments and other withholdings. Investigate and resolve payroll discrepancies and reconciliation issues. Ensure compliance with payroll policies, ta…
opportunity for a CFO position The Company Having grown rapidly over the last few years from circa $3m to $15m our client is a specialist provider of various products and services to the aerospace industry in particular.…
spiritually. "Lifer" - those who want to work with us for 30+ years (not just a 9-5 job). Main Requirements: Prepare and submit accurate tax returns for individuals and business entities Collaborate with financial adviso…
Germain Motor Company Corporate Dealership Controller Columbus, OH Full-time Pay based on experience At Germain, our mission is to attract, develop and retain exceptional people to deliver an outstanding experience that…
Assistant Plant Controller Posted On Jul 25, 2026 Location Columbus ,Ohio Salary $110,000-$120,000 Status Full Time Job ID 29260 Assistant Plant Controller Columbus, Ohio Area $110,000 – $120,000 Join a global manufactur…
Position: Assistant Financial Analyst Reports to: Project Controls Manager Location: Columbus, Ohio Pay Range: $60,000 - $65,000 We consider several factors when preparing a compensation package for successful candidates…
Public Tax Staff Accountant To Apply Now - email your resume to ****@*****.*** Who: A motivated and detail-oriented early-career tax professional who enjoys client interaction and problem-solving. What: Perform tax compl…
Public Audit Manager or Audit Supervisor Who: An experienced auditor with 5+ years in public accounting who has led engagements for at least one year. What: Manage and run audits, prepare financials, and ideally review f…
Position: TAX ACCOUNTANT - Public Accounting Our client is a small CPA firm in central Ohio focusing on small to mid-sized businesses, not-for-profits, and individual business owners. They are looking for an individual t…
A Top CPA firm in the area is looking to add a Tax Associate to their team. This stable and growing firm offers clients valuable knowledge and expertise in tax. Due to the recent growth of the firm, there is an opportuni…
leadership. Over our 80-year history, delivering excellent service through innovation has been a core part of our DNA across our audit, tax, and consulting groups. That’s why we continuously invest in innovative ideas, s…
What tax specialists earn in Columbus
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $23–$31 | $48k–$65k |
| Mid level | $31–$43 | $65k–$90k |
| Senior | $41–$60 | $86k–$124k |
Adjusted for the Columbus market from national ranges.
What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
What types of returns have you prepared, and at what volume?
Be specific: individual, partnership, S corp, or multi-state, and roughly how many per season. Complexity handled matters more than raw count.
How do you stay current with tax law changes?
Name real habits — IRS updates, CPE, firm alerts, or research platforms like Checkpoint — and one recent change you applied in practice.
Walk me through how you research an unfamiliar tax question.
Show the hierarchy: code and regulations first, then rulings and guidance, then documenting the position and its support before advising.
Tell me about a tax-saving opportunity you found for a client or employer.
Describe how you spotted it, the rules that made it legitimate, and the dollar amount saved. Keep the tone factual rather than clever.
How do you handle an IRS notice or examination?
Explain reading the notice carefully, gathering documentation, responding within deadlines, and keeping the client calm and informed throughout.
How do you manage the workload of filing season?
Talk about early document collection, workflow tracking, and triage by deadline and complexity, plus knowing when to extend rather than rush.
What do you do if you discover an error on a previously filed return?
Show integrity and process: quantify the impact, advise on amending, and follow the correction rules rather than hoping it goes unnoticed.
Resume tips that move the needle
For tax specialists specifically — generic advice costs you here
List return types and volumes per season, including multi-state or consolidated work, since firms match on complexity.
Quantify savings you identified for clients or the company, even as a range.
Name your software precisely — UltraTax, Lacerte, ProSystem fx, OneSource — because it shortens onboarding.
State credentials clearly: CPA, EA, or exam progress, each of which changes what work you can sign.
Include IRS representation or notice-resolution experience; it distinguishes preparers from advisors.
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