Tax Jobs in Alabama
We're tracking 65 live tax roles in Alabama.
Salary snapshot
Based on 16 live roles with pay data.
Seniority spread
- Manager16
- Senior/Assistant Manager13
- Analyst/Associate8
- Senior Manager2
- VP/Head of Tax1
Active opportunities
65 live · updated hourly
Part-Time Tax Manager
Analyst, Payroll Tax - Global Industrial
Senior Trade Compliance Administrator
Insurance Tax Senior Associate - United States
Tax Processing Specialist
Vice President, Renewable Energy Tax Equity Relationship Banker
PwC Internal Partnership Tax Team - Mobility Senior Associate
Tax Supervisor - Real Estate
Customs & Foreign Trade Manager
Tax Principal
Tax Senior Associate - Tax Controversy – Washington National Tax
Trade Compliance Officer
Senior Tax Associate - Real Estate
Senior Associate, Tax Controversy
Tax Strategist
Lead Tax Strategist
Federal Tax Services Associate - (Fall 2027 or Winter 2028)
Manager, Tax
2027 Tax Staff I - Affordable Housing
2027 Tax Staff I - Affordable Housing
About this market
Market context
The tax profession in Alabama encompasses a range of specializations focused on compliance, planning, and advisory services related to federal, state, and local taxation for individuals, businesses, and other entities operating within the state. Professionals assist clients in navigating the complexities of Alabama's tax laws and their interplay with federal regulations.
Alabama's tax landscape includes individual income tax (with a top rate of 5%), corporate income tax (6.5%), and a state sales tax rate of 4%, which is often supplemented by local sales taxes, leading to a combined rate that can exceed 10% in some municipalities. Property taxes are notably low, assessed at 10% for residential and 20% for commercial properties of fair market value. The Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR) is the primary agency responsible for administering state tax laws, managing filings, and collecting various taxes.
What's driving demand
- Economic Growth in Key Sectors (e.g., manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, healthcare)
- Ongoing Complexity of Federal and State Tax Codes
- Aging Taxpayer Population and Business Succession Planning
- Remote Work and Economic Nexus Expansion
Regulatory timeline
- 2023-01-01Alabama simplifies sales and use tax rates and administration through the Simplified Seller Use Tax (SSUT) Program for eligible sellers.Implementedsource
- 2022-07-01Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) impacts and state conformity discussions continue to influence Alabama tax planning.Ongoing Impactsource
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
- Enrolled Agent (EA)essential
- Juris Doctor (JD) / Master of Laws in Taxation (LL.M. Tax)essential