Tax Accountant
rjstaffingNew City (NY)
$100,000-$120,000
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Title: Tax Accountant
Location: New City, NY
Salary: $100,000-$120,000 dependent on experience
Benefits:
Flexible schedule, unlimited PTO (if not abused), 401k (no employer contribution), Company does not provide medical plan, but will be taken into consideration with regard to compensation.
Work Schedule:
Flexible, full-time, on-site, with demand for increased workload and extra hours during busy tax season. Only estimated 4 days/32 hour work week during off season.
Position Type: Direct-Hire/Permanent (no temp or contract period)
Overview:
Tight-knit and well-established boutique CPA firm seeks a Tax Accountant to join their team. This is the ideal opportunity for a newly licensed CPA or aspiring CPA with 2-5 years of public accounting/tax experience. All junior tax professionals looking for growth, mentorship, and the flexibility only a small boutique office can provide are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities:
Review and complete a high volume of personal and business tax returns.
Perform tax research.
Review projections and become involved in planning for complex clients.
Tax planning for personal and business clients.
Analyze IRS notices and draft responses.
Act as key client contact person for assigned clients.
Contribute to client service by producing quality work with quick turnaround and attentive service.
Establish good working relationships with all team members and existing clients.
Requirements:
Licensed CPA (aspiring CPA’s considered with experience)2-5+ years of public tax accounting experience Experience with Thomson Reuters software highly desirable
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