Why you should relocate to Florida for your tax career

Author Jon Mullins
January 8, 2025

The tax job market in Florida

Florida is rapidly transforming into a hotspot for tax professionals due to a surge in business relocations and expansions across sectors like technology, healthcare, and finance. Known for its sunny beaches and vibrant lifestyle, Florida is also emerging as a home for professionals in the tax and finance industry.

Benefits of living in Florida:

Living in Florida offers numerous benefits that can enhance both your personal and professional life.

  • The state boasts a warm climate year-round, which can contribute to a healthier and more active lifestyle.
  • Florida’s cost of living is relatively lower compared to other major states, allowing for a better quality of life.
  • The absence of state income tax means that you can keep more of your hard-earned money, which is a significant advantage for tax professionals who understand the value of tax savings.

But what does this mean for tax professionals?

Florida’s tax-friendly environment is a major draw for tax professionals. The state’s policies benefit individuals and attract businesses, leading to a thriving job market. Working in Florida allows tax professionals to gain experience with a diverse range of clients, from small businesses to large corporations, all benefiting from the state’s favorable tax laws. This exposure can be invaluable for career growth and development.

Pros of relocating to Florida from outside of the USA

It is not just those already in the US relocating, the United States for work can be a transformative experience, offering a wealth of opportunities and benefits. The US boasts a dynamic job market, advanced professional development opportunities and the chance to work with some of the world’s leading companies. This is particularly true for tax professionals, who can gain invaluable experience working with complex tax systems and regulations, significantly enhancing their expertise and career prospects.

The appeal of the US job market is reflected in the considerable number of international professionals moving to the country. According to the World Economic Forum, the US remains the top destination for international migrants, with an estimated 51 million international migrants living in the country as of 20191. This includes a substantial number of professionals from the UK, Europe, and Asia, drawn by the promise of career advancement and the opportunity to work in a globally influential market.

The verdict

The professional development opportunities in the US are unmatched. The country hosts a multitude of prestigious institutions and professional organizations that provide advanced training, certifications, and extensive networking opportunities. For tax professionals, this allows access to innovative knowledge and the latest industry trends, which are vital for career advancement. The experience gained in the US can significantly enhance your resume, demonstrating your capability to navigate one of the world’s most complex tax systems. Additionally, the networking opportunities in the US are exceptional, enabling you to connect with industry leaders and peers.

How Brewer Morris can help you find your next tax career opportunity in the U.S.

Making an important career move can be a daunting task at times, especially if you are moving cross-country. Brewer Morris understands this and is here to help prepare you for the recruitment process.

If you are looking for a tax job in the U.S. check out our latest opportunities. Alternatively, if you are a hiring manager looking to fill a tax role in the U.S., please submit a brief and a member of our team will be in touch.

Jobs

  • Commerce and industry
  • Permanent

International Tax Manager

International Tax Manager Position Overview: The Manager of Federal & International Tax is responsible for overseeing federal income tax matters, including compliance processes such as estimates and extensions, federal income tax audits, and tax research to identify and execute tax minimization strategies. The role also manages coordination with external advisors on international tax matters, including […]
  • Salary USD140000 – USD160000 per annum + bonus
  • Posted Posted 3 weeks ago

Read more
  • Commerce and industry
  • Permanent

Tax Director

A growing U.S. organization is seeking a Tax Director to lead all aspects of its tax function, including compliance, tax accounting, and strategic planning. This role is ideal for a hands‑on tax leader who can bring structure, oversight, and forward‑looking guidance to a multi‑state environment. Key Responsibilities Develop and execute tax strategies aligned with corporate […]
  • Salary USD160000 – USD200000 per annum + +bonus
  • Posted Posted 3 weeks ago

Read more
  • Commerce and industry
  • Permanent

Income Tax Director

Director, Tax Reporting Location: Orlando, FL Work Type: Full Time | Corporate Level: Director About the Role We’re seeking a Director, Tax Reporting to lead the company’s global tax provision and federal tax compliance processes. This leader will manage quarterly and annual tax reporting, oversee internal and external deadlines, partner closely with finance stakeholders, and […]
  • Salary USD180000 – USD190000 per annum + + bonus + long term incentives
  • Posted Posted 4 weeks ago

Read more

Featured Content

See all career advice

Q1 2026 recruitment market update: what I’m seeing across employment tax, global mobility and reward

  • Posted April 1, 2026
It has been a busy start to the year across employment tax, global mobility and share schemes recruitment, with much of the momentum from 2025 carrying straight into Q1. Demand across the profession remains strong, driven by established firms, PE‑backed consultancies, and challenger firms in growth mode. Employment tax and share schemes continue to be […]

Corporate treasury goes mainstream in the US: what’s driving the surge in demand and pay?

  • Posted March 23, 2026
Treasury compensation has entered a new era. Salaries across the U.S. are higher than ever, but the gap within treasury roles is widening at an unprecedented pace. A treasury manager in a multinational can now command tens of thousands more than someone with the same title in a mid‑market business. Senior analysts with global exposure […]

UAE tax system explained: key changes and skills employers want 

  • Posted February 24, 2026
The UAE tax system has changed dramatically in a relatively short period of time. For businesses operating across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the wider United Arab Emirates, tax is now a core commercial and governance consideration rather than a peripheral issue. The introduction of value added tax, followed by federal corporate tax, has reshaped how UAE businesses approach compliance, reporting and […]

Treasury talent in 2026: why demand is outpacing supply in North America 

  • Posted January 23, 2026
Treasury teams across North America are entering 2026 facing a widening talent shortage driven by the interplay of monetary policy, interest rates, expectations of potential rate cuts, ongoing uncertainty surrounding tariffs, rising energy prices, and global macroeconomic shifts. Treasury professionals must now interpret signals from the Federal Reserve, understand short-term and longer-term impacts on cash flows, and […]

Why US multinationals are reshoring key finance roles 

  • Posted January 23, 2026
Over the past two years, regulatory change, instant payments adoption, dataresidency pressures, and renewed scrutiny on internal controls and cybersecurity have pushed many U.S. multinationals to move mission critical finance roles, tax, treasury, controllership, and FP&A, back onshore. This is less about labor arbitrage and more about risk reduction, speed of decision-making, and tighter strategic control. Below, we explore what is driving the shift, which roles are moving, and how to execute […]