Audit Senior
gpacMt Juliet (TN)
$60,000 - $100,000 per year
ApplyAbout the role
Audit Senior A well-respected CPA firm in the area is looking to add an Audit Senior to their team. This stable and growing firm offers their clients valuable knowledge and expertise in tax and audit work. Due to the recent growth of the firm, there is an opportunity for an Audit Senior to join the team.
Audit Senior Responsibilities:
Ability to complete individual, corporate, partnership, and business returns.
Assure compliance with federal, state, and local tax laws and regulations.
Audit research, audit projections, and audit planning.
Tax research, tax projections, and tax planning.
Work directly with clients by communicating over video calls, phone calls, and email.
Accounting for closely held businesses.
Audit Senior Qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree in AccountingCPA (Preferred)2+ years of experience in public accounting
- Prior Auditing experience
- Audit Senior Compensation:$60,000-$100,000+ (depending on experience)
- Excellent benefits package
Job Type: Full-time
Education: Bachelor's (Preferred)
Experience: Previous/Current Public Accounting Experience 2+ years (Required)
Previous/Current Auditing experience 2+ years (Preferred)
License/Certification: CPA License (Preferred but not required)
Work Location:
Remote / Hybrid / On-SightIf you are interested in connecting further about any level opportunity within public accounting, please apply here or email Mason Hetland directly with any questions at Eric.reuer@gogpac.com or Call/Text ((605) 518-2234
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