Remote Virtual CPA / Accountant (Texas Tax Experience Required)
grabjobsOrem (UT)
Remote Virtual CPA / Accountant (Texas Tax Experience Required)
Posted 52 days ago
grabjobsOrem (UT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Talent by Friendly Faces Workforce Solutions, LLC is seeking an experienced Virtual CPA or Accountant to support our growing portfolio of businesses, including home care, healthcare staffing, workforce solutions, transportation, and nonprofit operations.
Position: Virtual CPA / Accountant
Location: Remote (U.S. Based Preferred)
Schedule: Part-Time or Contract Compensation: Competitive, based on experience
Responsibilities:
> Prepare and file federal and Texas business tax returns> Ensure compliance with Texas franchise tax requirements> Prepare year-end financial statements> Review and reconcile bookkeeping records> Advise on tax planning strategies and deductions> Assist with multi-entity accounting and intercompany transactions> Review payroll tax filings and compliance> Support audits and tax notices as needed> Provide financial guidance to ownership and leadership
Requirements:
> Active CPA license preferred (Accountants with extensive tax experience will be considered)> Strong knowledge of Texas tax law, including franchise tax requirements> Experience with multi-company organizations> Experience with healthcare, staffing, or service-based businesses preferred> Proficiency in QuickBooks Online> Strong understanding of payroll tax compliance> Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Preferred Experience:
- > Home Health> Home Care> Healthcare Staffing> Recruiting & Workforce Solutions> Multi-Entity Organizations> Nonprofit Accounting (501(c)(3))To Apply:
- Apply online
- Subject Line: CPA / Accountant – Texas Tax Specialist
Talent by Friendly Faces Workforce Solutions, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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