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Seasonal Tax Supervisor (EA, CPA)

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virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

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About the role

Leading a team of seasonal tax professionals, the full-time Seasonal Tax Supervisor (EA, CPA) will oversee daily operations, provide training and mentorship, and ensure accurate preparation and e-filing of S Corporation and Partnership tax returns in a remote environment.
Key responsibilities: Supervise and coach a team of credentialed tax professionals, conducting weekly progress tracking sessions Monitor quality assurance and suggest staffing adjustments to meet service levels while ensuring compliance with tax regulations Facilitate training for tax experts and assist with technical and operational support for tax-related inquiriesRequired qualificationsFive or more years of tax preparation experience, including federal individual and business returns (1065 and 1120-S) Active credentials as an Enrolled Agent (EA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), or practicing tax attorney Previous leadership experience in the tax preparation industry, preferably in a call center environment Experience with online tax software and Microsoft Suite, including Teams and SharePoint Proven ability to conduct tax research using reliable sources

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