Tax Jobs in Pennsylvania
We're tracking 218 live tax roles in Pennsylvania.
Salary snapshot
Based on 60 live roles with pay data.
Seniority spread
- Manager54
- Analyst/Associate49
- Senior/Assistant Manager19
- Director15
- Senior Manager11
2% offer remote.
Active opportunities
218 live · updated hourly
Accounting Manager – Tax & Treasury
Tax Senior, Private Client Services
Business Analyst - Tax Product Development
Tax Senior Manager, Core Tax Services
Tax Senior, Core Tax Services
Senior Consultant, Income Tax Compliance
Global Transfer Pricing Leader
Tax Senior Associate
Senior Tax Accountant
Director of Global Tax
Tax Director
Partner and Tax Accounting Specialist
Tax Analyst (Remote)
Tax Analyst (Hybrid)
Tax Analyst (On-Site)
Tax Director, State & Local Tax
Tax Analyst (Remote)
Tax Analyst (On-Site)
Tax Analyst (Hybrid)
Senior Income Tax Analyst
About this market
Market context
State and Local Tax (SALT) professionals in Pennsylvania advise clients on compliance, planning, and controversy related to various state and local levies. This includes navigating the complexities of corporate net income tax, personal income tax, sales and use tax, and local business and property taxes.
Pennsylvania's state tax structure includes a 4.99% Personal Income Tax (PIT), a 8.99% Corporate Net Income Tax (CNIT) (decreasing to 4.99% by 2031), and a 6% state Sales, Use and Hotel Occupancy Tax, with an additional 1% local sales tax in Allegheny County and 2% in Philadelphia. Local jurisdictions also impose Earned Income Tax (EIT), Business Privilege Tax, and real estate taxes. Tax professionals must monitor changes from the Department of Revenue and local tax collection agencies.
What's driving demand
- Pennsylvania's complex local tax environment
- Ongoing corporate net income tax rate reduction
- Economic activity and business growth in the state
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- CPA (Certified Public Accountant)essential
- JD (Juris Doctor)essential
- MST (Master of Science in Taxation)valued