Senior Accountant
$30.00 - $60.00 per hour
ApplySenior Accountant
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$30.00 - $60.00 per hour
About the role
- Client Accounting Services (CAS)
- Review bookkeeping completed by staff or clients
- Perform account reconciliations and month-end close procedures
- Review financial statements for accuracy and completeness
- Identify and resolve accounting issues and discrepancies
- Assist with implementation of accounting best practices
- Client Advisory Support
- Participate in client meetings as needed
- Analyze financial results and trends
- Assist with budgeting and forecasting projects
- Provide proactive recommendations to improve client financial performance
- Support quarterly tax planning initiatives
- Tax Responsibilities
- Prepare and review business tax returns (1120S, 1065, and 1120)
- Assist with individual tax return preparation and review
- Respond to basic client tax questions
- Assist with tax projections and planning engagements
- Internal Responsibilities
- Train and mentor junior team members
- Review staff work for accuracy and completeness
- Help develop and improve workflows and procedures
- Support continued adoption of technology and automation tools
- Qualifications Required
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting 5+ years of public accounting experience
- Strong understanding of GAAP and financial statement preparation
- Experience preparing business tax returns
- Proficiency with QuickBooks OnlineStrong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to manage multiple deadlines independently
- PreferredCPA license (active or inactive)
- Client Accounting Services (CAS) experience
- Experience with payroll and sales tax compliance
- Experience with tax planning engagements
- Familiarity with cloud-based accounting technology
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A number in mind
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