A fast-paced, multi-entity company in the manufacturing and distribution space is seeking an experienced Indirect Tax Manager to lead and optimize all aspects of indirect tax compliance and strategy. This is a high-impact role with a focus on multi-state taxes, tax automation systems, audit oversight, and cross-functional collaboration.
About the Company and Opportunity:
Exceptional Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a balanced work-life schedule with a typical 40-hour workweek outside of quarter close, allowing you to maintain a healthy equilibrium between your professional and personal life.
Amazing culture! – close-knit team that fosters a family-oriented atmosphere, even within the framework of a large corporation.
Community Engagement: Make a positive impact beyond your daily tasks by participating in various community initiatives and volunteer opportunities. Our client is dedicated to giving back to the communities it serves.
Company Growth: this role is open due to the company rapidly growing!
What You’ll Do as the Indirect Tax Manager
Lead all compliance activities for indirect taxes including sales & use, gross receipts, B&O, and property tax
Oversee journal entries, reconciliations, and filings for multiple legal entities across multiple states
Research tax regulations, advise on business initiatives, and identify recovery or savings opportunities
Manage tax audits, including data collection and communication with auditors or third-party advisors
Own the implementation, maintenance, and accuracy of tax automation systems (e.g., Vertex, SAP)
Collaborate with IT, finance, and operations to ensure system alignment with tax requirements
Train and develop internal tax staff; deliver tax training across departments as needed
Conduct M&A tax due diligence and support integration efforts
Drive process improvements and identify automation opportunities across tax operations
Serve as the go-to subject matter expert on indirect tax matters across the organization
Provide regular updates to leadership on project progress, risks, and key insights
Ideal Background of the Indirect Tax Manager
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field (required)
CPA or CMI Sales Tax designation (preferred)
8+ years of indirect tax experience, preferably within public accounting or a multi-entity company
Strong working knowledge of state and local tax regulations across multiple jurisdictions
Proficient in tax research tools (CCH, TTR), and tax technology systems (Vertex O Series, SAP, etc.)
Why you should consider applying to this Internal Auditor role
Our client is a successful company doing business in 120 countries around the globe.
Diversity is an understatement. They represent over 160 nationalities!
The company is almost 100 years old.
This is a rotational program. This Senior Auditor program is used to catapult your career throughout the organization.
Excellent benefits, great team, and culture!
Hybrid role! 2 days in the office when not traveling. Travel 30% per year and well planned out in advance.
Fortune 500 company! 35 Auditors on the global senior audit team (15 – 20 Senior Auditors in Houston).
Partner with Controllers and Finance Managers all over the world.
What you will be doing as an Internal Auditor
Participate in multiple and simultaneous risk-based audits
Effectively complete audit planning, fieldwork and reporting for financial, operational, integrated, and system reviews, both domestically and internationally.
Assist in preparing audit reports that accurately summarize the most significant control weaknesses
Assist management and audit team members through all phases of audit engagement execution
Represent Corporate Audit on company initiatives and special projects
What you need to bring to the table as an Internal Auditor
Must have at least 3 to 5 years of progressive audit experience.
CPA or CIA is preferred
Bachelor’s degree in accounting/finance/business is required
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Why you should consider applying to this Internal Auditor role
Our client is a successful company doing business in 120 countries around the globe.
Diversity is an understatement. They represent over 160 nationalities!
The company is almost 100 years old.
This is a rotational program. This Senior Auditor program is used to catapult your career throughout the organization.
Excellent benefits, great team, and culture!
Hybrid role! 2 days in the office when not traveling. Travel 30% per year and well planned out in advance.
Fortune 500 company! 35 Auditors on the global senior audit team (15 – 20 Senior Auditors in Houston).
Partner with Controllers and Finance Managers all over the world.
What you will be doing as an Internal Auditor
Participate in multiple and simultaneous risk-based audits
Effectively complete audit planning, fieldwork and reporting for financial, operational, integrated, and system reviews, both domestically and internationally.
Assist in preparing audit reports that accurately summarize the most significant control weaknesses
Assist management and audit team members through all phases of audit engagement execution
Represent Corporate Audit on company initiatives and special projects
What you need to bring to the table as an Internal Auditor
Must have at least 3 to 5 years of progressive audit experience.
CPA or CIA is preferred
Bachelor’s degree in accounting/finance/business is required
High Visibility & Recognition – Strong performers are regularly acknowledged by executive leadership and the board — your work won’t go unnoticed here.
Trust and Autonomy Without Bureaucracy – Senior leaders are praised for trusting qualified team members and minimizing unnecessary red tape
Strong DE&I Culture – Employees rate the company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion well above industry averages: 4.3 out of 5 on DE&I!
Exposure to M&A & Asset-Level Activity – Major acquisitions and international growth initiatives, offering hands-on experience in integration, reporting, and strategic projects
Comp Package – Competitive base salary, performance bonus, comprehensive medical benefits, 401(k) with match, paid holidays, and generous PTO.
Key Responsibilities of the International Tax Manager:
Lead quarterly and annual international tax provision work, including reporting for SEC filings (10-Q and 10-K)
Manage U.S. international tax compliance, including review of forms such as 5471, 1118, 8858
Oversee and respond to international tax audits while ensuring compliance with foreign registration and nexus requirements
Maintain strong internal controls around all global tax processes
Research and stay ahead of international tax law changes, drafting technical memos and guidance for leadership
Qualifications of the International Tax Manager:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance required; CPA or advanced tax degree highly preferred
7+ years of experience in international tax, ideally with both public accounting and corporate tax exposure
Strong technical knowledge of ASC 740 and U.S. international tax rules
Skilled in preparing and reviewing international forms and supporting complex structures (experience with partnership/C-Corp structures is a plus)
Creative Financial Staffing has recently partnered with a privately held engineering & construction company headquartered in Houston, TX.
About the Corporate Controller Opportunity
Be a part of a rapidly growing company generating $150M+ in annual revenue with goals to be a 500M dollar organization in the next 5 years.
Great team dynamic! Fun atmosphere- close knit team!
Glassdoor rating is a 3.9 – “Growing! “Great place to work!” were the most common phrases used to describe the company.
Amazing benefits!
Overview of the Corporate Controller role
Oversee all accounting operation, including general ledger, accounts payable/receivable, payroll, and fixed assets, ensure compliance with GAAP and regulatory requirements.
Direct the preparation of accurate and timely financial statements, budgets, forecasts, and management reports to support strategic decision making.
Manage internal controls, policies, and procedures to safeguard company assets and maintain strong audit readiness.
Lead, mentor, develop the accounting team, fostering a culture of accountability, efficiency, and continuous improvement.
Preferred Qualifications for the Corporate Controller:
CPA preferred but not required.
10 – 15 years of experience. 5 of those being in leadership.
We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Senior Accountant from the manufacturing industry.
Perks of the Accountant Role
Career Growth Opportunities: This role is part of a succession plan with the opportunity to advance to an Accounting Manager position.
Professional Development: Access to ongoing training and development to enhance your skills and career trajectory.
Work-Life Balance: We prioritize a healthy work-life balance with flexible scheduling options.
Collaborative Culture: Join a supportive and collaborative team that values your input and expertise.
Comprehensive Benefits: Enjoy a competitive salary, health insurance, retirement plan options, and paid time off.
Key Responsibilities:
General Ledger Management: Oversee general ledger activities, including posting month-end journal entries, managing prepaid accounts, accruals, and conducting account reconciliations.
Treasury and Cash Management: Assist with treasury functions, including cash management and bank reconciliations.
Month-End Reporting: Prepare month-end sales and gross margin reports, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
Cost Accounting: Perform cost rolls and assist the Controller with updating labor and overhead rates.
Month-End Close: Support the Controller with month-end close activities and other tasks as assigned.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
Strong knowledge of general ledger functions, cost accounting, and month-end/year-end close processes.
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Our client is dedicated to bringing artist creativity to life on stages of all sizes around the world.
Why work here:
Be part of the best workplace, where innovation thrives. Take a role in a dynamic and vibrant environment, contributing results to an international team!
Overview of the International Tax Accountant role:
Tax compliance and reporting. Prepare international tax forms and supporting documentation.
Tax planning and strategy. Advising on tax treaties, developing international tax strategies, analyzing tax legislation, and supporting global transfer pricing.
Financial reporting and management. Review financial statements for adherence to accounting regulations, verify report accuracy, support ASC740 tax provision calculations, and work with foreign affiliates on tax packages.
Process improvement and adaptation. Work on improving data management and calculations and stay updated on global accounting principles and new tax regulations.
Preferred Qualifications of the International Tax Accountant:
Join Forces with My Client: Your Next Career Catalyst
Are you a strategic HR powerhouse ready to drive transformation in a dynamic, project-driven environment? My client is seeking a Director of Human Resources to take the lead in shaping culture, fueling growth, and building a world-class HR function that powers operational excellence in engineering, construction, and beyond.
Why My Client? Skip the cookie‑cutter corporate routine. Here, your role is hands-on, your impact is immediate, and your work directly drives real-world successes. Be at the heart of growth, culture building, and strategic innovation—where every initiative truly matters
What You’ll Do:
Lead with Vision: Build and inspire a high-performance HR team that acts as trusted advisors to leadership and frontline staff.
Scale Strategically: Design and implement HR systems, structures, and initiatives to support rapid expansion and complex project execution.
Shape Organizational Excellence: Use organizational design, workforce planning, and performance management to elevate every part of the business.
Drive Change: Guide the company through transformative moments with impactful, business-savvy HR leadership.
Champion Engagement: Foster an inclusive, driven culture centered on learning, growth, and collaboration across all levels.
What You Bring:
Proven Expertise: 10+ years of progressive HR leadership in engineering, construction, or similar sectors.
Adaptable Leader: Hands-on and agile—navigate change with confidence and influence.
Property Accountant – Upstream Oil & Gas Compensation: $90K–$110K base + bonus eligible + LTIP
Why Consider This Staff Accountant Role:
High Visibility & Recognition – Strong performers are regularly acknowledged by executive leadership and the board — your work won’t go unnoticed here.
SOX-Driven Environment – Build your technical toolkit in a company that values structure, controls, and compliance without unnecessary red tape.
Mentorship – Be surrounded by experienced accounting leaders who love to teach and invest in junior talent
Exposure to M&A & Asset-Level Activity – Gain hands-on experience with impairment testing, ARO adjustments, and asset-level accounting functions.
Comp Package – Competitive base salary, performance bonus, comprehensive medical benefits, 401(k) with match, paid holidays, and generous PTO.
Key Responsibilities of the Property Accountant:
Record and track fuel transfers and offshore vessel usage
Calculate and book monthly depletion, depreciation, and amortization (DD&A) for oil and gas properties
Assist with quarterly ceiling test calculations to assess asset impairments
Perform and maintain various account reconciliations on a monthly basis
Support and execute SOX controls and internal compliance procedures
Qualifications of the Property Accountant:
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance from an accredited university
5+ years of property accounting experience, ideally within the upstream oil & gas sector
Solid understanding of oil & gas asset structures and accounting standards
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite; BOLO experience a strong plus
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