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Senior Tax Accountant

Posted 43 days ago

clark davis associatesMahwah (NJ)

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About the role

Company Description: Mid-Size CPA firm is experiencing growth and looking to hire a Senior Tax Accountant
Job Description:
  • Prepares federal and state income tax returns for individuals, businesses, real estate and exempt organizations, including the more complex tax returns.
  • Performs complex tax research
  • Prepares research memoranda, written correspondence/guidance, and other documents for submission to the IRS or other taxing authorities
  • Participates in tax planning and estimates for clients
  • Assists accounting and consulting staff members in client meetings
  • Reviews tax accruals and associated working papers
  • Assists in analyzing and responding to IRS notices
  • Assumes the responsibility for their assigned clients smooth flow of tax returns and continuous improvement efforts
  • Contributes to the client service team by producing quality work with quick turnaround and attentive service. Establishes good working relationships with all partners and staff members
Qualifications: Experience Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance. CPA Certification.3+ year's prior experience in public accounting tax experience. Skill in parathion of individual, business, benefit fund, real estate and exempt organization tax returns. Strong accounting and analytical skills. Advanced computer skills: proficiency in Tax software, Excel, Word. Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills. Detail oriented & ability to multi-task. Additional Information60K-75K Range + Disc. BonusEmail Resume: tsweeney@clarkdavis.comSummaryType: Full-time
Function: Accounting/Auditing
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Accounting

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