Senior Tax Accountant (Hybrid - Public Company)

Posted 3 days ago

incendia partnersHenrico (VA)

Accountants and Auditors Offices of Certified Public Accountants

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$128 K

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About the role

Incendia Partners is assisting an outstanding long-term client with their search for a Senior Tax Accountant. The company offers some of the best benefits in town along with a hybrid work model, excellent work-life balance, and proven career growth potential. Incendia has placed many candidates with this organization and can provide valuable insight into their interview process, interview preparation tips, and compensation negotiation. Senior Tax Accountant Salary/

Benefits: Total compensation potential up to approximately $128KHybrid- 3 in 2 home Flexible arrive-to-work time Option to work nine hour days and receive 26 Fridays off 12.5% Annual target bonus 4-5% retirement plan contribution 4-5% 401k match 13 holidays each year Excellent PTO and healthcare Frequent promotions (we’ll prove it)Average employee tenure of 18 years Qualifications for Senior Tax Accountant:3+ years experience in corporate tax or public accounting w/corporate clientsCPA or CPA candidate Masters in Accounting preferred Senior Tax Accountant responsibilities: Prepare federal, state and local income tax returns Research, communicate, and implement new tax laws and the impact on the company Prepare tax provision Assist in the internal and external audit processes Assist in special projects as needed Incendia Partners is a recruiting firm with more than 25 years of experience helping companies find great talent and professionals find the right career opportunities. Our team includes over 40 recruiters nationwide, with a strong presence in Richmond, Virginia.#ZR

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