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Tax Senior Accountant (Fully Remote)

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solid rock recruitingOrlando (FL)

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About the role

Tax Senior Accountant – Fully Remote Enjoy tax work, work directly with clients, and have the flexibility to work from home. I’m working with a CPA firm that’s looking to add a Tax Senior Accountant to its team. This could be a great fit for someone who enjoys public accounting but is looking for a remote opportunity where they can take ownership of their work, build client relationships, and continue growing professionally. The position is fully remote and open to candidates across the U.S.
What you’ll be doing:
  • Preparing and reviewing individual and business tax returns, including 1040s, 1065s, and 1120S returns
  • Working with clients to answer tax questions and identify planning opportunities
  • Researching tax issues and helping clients navigate more complex situations
  • Managing your own workload and keeping projects on track throughout tax season
  • Collaborating with other members of the tax team and helping less-experienced staff when needed
  • What they’re looking for
  • Several years of public accounting tax experience
  • Experience preparing individual and business tax returns
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to work directly with clients
  • Someone who takes ownership of their work and enjoys solving problemsCPA license or progress toward obtaining one is a plus
  • Why take a look?
  • If you’re an experienced tax professional who wants to stay in public accounting without being tied to an office, this is worth exploring. You can continue building your technical skills and client relationships while working remotely.
  • Whether you’re ready for a change or simply curious about what else is available, I’d be happy to share more details and see if it makes sense for you.
  • Interested? Send me a message, and we can have a confidential conversation.

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