Entry Level Tax Services Manager Jobs
New grad tax services manager jobs are open to recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where strong internship work or a demonstrated grasp of tax fundamentals can matter more than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Accounting & Auditing, Technology & Software, and Consumer Goods, with employers like BDO, KPMG, and Demant hiring at this level now.
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Come join Payroll Tax Operations (PTO) as a payroll tax professional responsible for the accurate and timely resolution of payroll tax issues across Notices, Corrections, Amendments, and Pay & File. The Senior Payroll Tax Processor is a core production contributor on the team operating with strong technical competence and meaningful independence across a high-volume case workload. We are looking for a detail-oriented, customer-focused payroll tax expert with real hands-on experience resolving tax notices, correcting payroll errors, and preparing amended returns, who is ready to serve as a mentor and role model for colleagues while continuing to grow their own technical depth.
About SelectTime
SelectTime employees provide virtual expert services directly to Intuit’s customers, working year-round with flexible hours and schedules. This role has a minimum of 20 hours per week with the option to flex up to 40 hours per week based on business need. As an hourly, non-exempt position, this role is eligible for overtime pay.
Responsibilities
- Execute full-cycle payroll tax case work for assigned accounts: process payroll runs accurately, audit pre- and post-payroll output, manage tax filings and payments, and maintain compliance across all active jurisdictions.
- Independently research and resolve complex State and Federal payroll tax notices, including balance-due notices, deposit discrepancies, SUI rate change notices, and account mismatch notices, owning each case from intake through confirmed closure.
- Prepare written agency responses with complete supporting documentation; submit within agency-required deadlines and confirm receipt.
- Prepare amended payroll tax returns (Form 941-X and state equivalents) independently on complex amendments while retaining ownership.
- Support payroll correction workflows: identify the source of a payroll error, quantify tax impact across affected quarters, document the correction audit trail, and see the resolution through to completion.
- Manage personal WIP queue with discipline: prioritize cases by SLA date, flag aging cases before they breach SLA, and maintain thorough case documentation from first touch to closure.
- Perform high-level trend analysis of customer data, system data, and agency correspondence to identify process or system deficiencies.
- Actively contribute to SOP and KB updates: flag outdated content, suggest revisions, and document solutions to previously unresolved issues.
- Participate in cross-functional collaboration with Corrections, Amendments, Pay & File, and Tax Notice teams; serve as a role model for TP1 staff and actively seek coaching and development from Staff Payroll Tax Processor and managers.
Qualifications
- 2–3+ years of hands-on payroll tax experience with a strong focus on notice resolution, amended return preparation, and payroll error correction across multiple states, not just general payroll administration.
- Working knowledge of IRS and state agency notice types; able to read a notice, identify the type, understand the agency's claim, and determine the appropriate resolution path.
- Demonstrated experience resolving State and Federal payroll tax notices independently, including balance-due notices, penalty assessments, SUI rate change notices, and deposit mismatch notices.
- Comprehensive knowledge of tax payment and filing regulations; solid understanding of the distinction between employee and employer tax responsibilities across federal and state jurisdictions.
- Hands-on experience preparing and approving amended Federal (Form 941-X, W-2c) and State payroll tax returns across all states, including jurisdictions with complex local requirements such as PA, OH, and more.
- Deep knowledge of federal payroll tax law: FICA, FUTA, FITW, employment tax deposit schedules, and associated penalty and interest structures.
- Multi-state payroll tax expertise: reciprocal agreements, resident and nonresident taxation, SUI account management, and local tax compliance across multiple jurisdictions.
- Proficiency with at least one payroll platform and comfort navigating case management systems such as Salesforce.
- Excel/Google Sheets skills required: VLOOKUP, pivot tables, and reconciliation auditing; able to trace a tax discrepancy through a spreadsheet independently.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to interact professionally with state and federal tax agencies and document case activity clearly and completely.
- Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business, or Finance preferred; equivalent experience accepted.
- Fundamental Payroll Certification (FPC) required; CPP preferred for candidates with 4+ years of experience. Active pursuit of CPP is viewed favorably. CPP holders will be evaluated for accelerated development.
- Experience at a payroll service bureau, PEO, or multi-client payroll tax environment is a significant advantage.
Intuit provides a competitive compensation package with a strong pay for performance rewards approach. The expected base pay range for this position is
California (Bay Area): $32.00 - $43.00
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Entry Level Tax Services Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level tax services manager job?
Employers hiring at the entry level typically look for a degree in accounting, finance, or a related field, along with exposure to tax preparation through coursework or internships. Familiarity with tax software, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate complex information clearly all give candidates an edge. Certifications like the CPA exam (even if in progress) signal commitment and often strengthen an application at this stage.
Which companies hire entry level tax services managers?
Companies hiring entry level tax services managers right now include BDO, KPMG, and Demant, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Public accounting firms, regional CPA practices, financial services companies, and large corporations with in-house tax departments are the most active employers at this experience level.
Are there remote entry level tax services manager jobs?
Yes, though on-site roles still make up the majority of openings at this level. About 40% of entry level tax services manager openings are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, giving candidates flexibility depending on the employer and industry. Searching by location preference on Migrate Mate lets you filter for the work setting that fits your situation.
Are these new grad tax services manager jobs?
Yes, many of these listings are new grad roles that welcome recent graduates, junior candidates, and career changers with little or no full-time experience. A new grad friendly posting typically states that zero to two years of experience is acceptable and may count internships, co-ops, or a strong academic record as qualifying background. Looking for that language in job descriptions is the fastest way to identify roles suited to your stage.
Which industries hire the most entry level tax services managers?
Entry Level tax services manager roles concentrate in Accounting & Auditing, Technology & Software, and Consumer Goods, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. These sectors tend to generate high volumes of tax work year-round, which drives consistent demand for junior tax professionals who can grow into the manager role over time.