U.S. Tax Compliance Manager
- Employment type
- Full-time · On-site
- Posted
- September 24, 2026
- Salary range
- $110,000–$140,000 CAD per year
- Province
- Ontario (ON)
Hiring confidence: Some gaps · 56/100
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Job Overview
This role is based in Ontario. Gauvreau & Associates is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.
Market context
About this role in Ontario
Average salary for U.S. Tax Compliance Manager in Ontario
We do not have a salary benchmark for this title in Ontario yet. The posting advertises $110,000–$140,000.
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Typical qualifications for Canadian employers
- 5-8 years of public accounting experience
- Significant experience preparing U.S. federal and state tax filings
- Significant experience reviewing U.S. federal and state tax filings
- Technical strength in U.S. tax
Fit check
Is this role right for you?
Top skills this posting asks for:
- U.S. federal tax compliance
- U.S. state tax compliance
- Tax return preparation
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What you'll do
- Oversee timely completion of U.S. tax compliance engagements
- Oversee accurate completion of U.S. tax compliance engagements
- Manage tax compliance for individuals, corporations, partnerships, trusts and estates
What you'll need
- 5-8 years of public accounting experience
- Significant experience preparing U.S. federal and state tax filings
- Significant experience reviewing U.S. federal and state tax filings
- Technical strength in U.S. tax