Tax Jobs in Austin
We're tracking 63 live tax roles in Austin.
Salary snapshot
Based on 22 live roles with pay data.
Seniority spread
- Analyst/Associate21
- Manager18
- Senior/Assistant Manager8
- Director6
- Senior Manager4
Active opportunities
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Tax Senior Associate - Manufacturing & Distribution, Agriculture, Food & Beverage
Tax Principal - Private Industries
Tax Senior Associate - Manufacturing & Distribution, Agriculture, Food & Beverage
Tax Manager or Director - Retail
Manager Insurance Operations-Surplus Lines Tax
Tax Manager or Director - Construction & Real Estate
Corporate Tax Manager
Corporate Tax Manager
Federal Tax Senior Associate, Lead Tax Services
Manager, Investment Tax
Tax Accountant
Corporate Tax & Insurance Advisor
About this market
Market context
The tax profession in Austin primarily involves federal, state, and local taxation for individuals and businesses. Key areas include income tax compliance and consulting, state franchise tax, sales and use tax, and property tax, driven by Austin's dynamic economic growth and diverse industry sectors.
Texas has no individual or corporate income tax. The primary state-level business tax is the Texas Franchise Tax, a 'margin tax' calculated on a company's taxable margin, with a general rate of 0.375% for retail/wholesale and 0.75% for others, and an 'E-Z computation' rate of 0.331%. State sales and use tax is 6.25%, with local jurisdictions adding up to 2%, totaling a maximum of 8.25%. Travis County property tax rates vary by jurisdiction; for example, the City of Austin's maintenance and operations rate is $0.2974 per $100 valuation for FY2024. Property taxes are assessed annually by the Travis Central Appraisal District.
What's driving demand
- Rapid population and business growth leading to increased tax compliance and advisory needs.
- Concentration of tech companies, startups, and private equity, driving demand for specialized tax planning and M&A tax expertise.
- Absence of state individual/corporate income tax, shifting focus to franchise, sales & use, and property tax planning.
- Ongoing changes in federal tax law (e.g., corporate minimum tax, R&D capitalization rules) requiring continuous adaptation.
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
- Juris Doctor (JD) / Master of Laws in Taxation (LL.M. Tax)essential
- Enrolled Agent (EA)valued
- Certified Tax Advisor (CTA)nice to have