Accountant- Not Public AccountingAre you an Accountant looking for an opportunity to help others through what they do. This Healthcare client may be just the opportunity.Our client, located in the Greentree area, helps medical practices, doctors, dentists, etc. with their accounting and tax work. They are not a public accounting firm! We are actively recruiting to hire an Accountant that would do 50% Bookeeping/Accounting/Payroll work and 50% Tax returns, mostly 1040’s and S Corp Returns.We are looking for a dynamic and responsible Senior Accountant to join the team! Senior Accountants are responsible for utilizing their educational background, leadership, and organizational skills to prepare and analyze financial records and for the preparation of tax returns and research. In this role, you will be charged with utilizing research skills and working with accounting and tax software applications to complete financial statements and tax returns for review.Responsibilities:
Prepare and/or review federal, state, and local tax returns.
Prepare and/or review financial statements in accordance with GAAP including maintaining accurate accounting ledgers and performing account reconciliations on a monthly basis for multiple clients.
Analyzing financial statements and making client recommendations based on analysis and immerging tax strategies.
Researching federal, state, and local taxation issues
Review work of accounting staff members
Train, mentor, and provide work direction to accounting staff.
Advise clients regarding the tax impact and corporate strategies.
Advise clients on the impact of new laws on tax liabilities.
Market firms’ services to existing and prospective clients
Desired Qualifications:
Advanced degree in accounting, taxation, or financial management
CPA/EA certification preferred.
Five or more years of accounting experience
At least 3 years of tax return preparation both business and personal
Experience with Ultra Tax and QuickBooks a plus
Ability to interact with clients.
Must be able to commit to the time constraints of tax season.