Aviation Tax Specialist
Creative Financial Staffing
Remote · Orlando, FL · Posted October 31, 2026
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Aviation Tax Specialist Remote Salary Base Range: $90,000 – $150,000
Why This Aviation Tax Specialist Opportunity Stands Out
As an Aviation Tax Specialist, you’ll develop highly specialized expertise in a niche area of public accounting that few professionals have the opportunity to master.
This Aviation Tax Specialist position offers 100% remote flexibility, allowing you to work from anywhere in the United States.
Unlike many tax roles, this Aviation Tax Specialist opportunity combines compliance work with research, strategy, and client advisory responsibilities.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will work directly with aircraft owners and industry advisors, gaining exposure to unique and complex tax matters.
You’ll receive mentorship and support as an Aviation Tax Specialist, helping you build aviation-specific tax knowledge and advance your career.
This Aviation Tax Specialist role provides significant autonomy while maintaining strong collaboration and feedback from leadership.
As an Aviation Tax Specialist, you’ll contribute to process improvements, technology adoption, and operational efficiencies within a growing organization.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will enjoy meaningful client relationships rather than working in a high-volume production environment.
Key Responsibilities of the Aviation Tax Specialist
The Aviation Tax Specialist will prepare income tax analyses, including fringe benefit and entertainment-use calculations related to aircraft ownership.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will manage state sales tax filings, property tax compliance, and federal excise tax reporting requirements.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will analyze flight activity logs, passenger records, and other operational data to support tax compliance efforts.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will serve as a primary client contact, responding to inquiries and providing timely tax guidance.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will research federal, state, and local tax regulations and develop recommendations for clients.
The Aviation Tax Specialist will assist with process improvement initiatives and help streamline operations through technology and automation.
Qualifications for the Aviation Tax Specialist
Successful Aviation Tax Specialist candidates will possess a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting.
An active CPA license is required for the Aviation Tax Specialist position.
The ideal Aviation Tax Specialist will bring 5+ years of public accounting tax experience.
Strong tax research, compliance, and analytical skills are essential for success as an Aviation Tax Specialist.
The Aviation Tax Specialist should be highly proficient with Microsoft 365, Excel, and modern tax technology tools.
Top Aviation Tax Specialist candidates are self-motivated, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple priorities in a remote environment.
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