Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience in public accounting with increasing responsibility.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in accounting required.
• 40 hours of continuing professional education each year is mandatory.
• Current CPA license required or actively pursuing certification.
• If licensed, must maintain good standing with AICPA.

Responsibilities

• Perform diverse accounting, auditing, and tax tasks under supervision.
• Demonstrate proficiency in technical skills and firm standards.
• Direct and guide assistant staff in their work assignments.
• Determine necessary test-checking procedures for audits.
• Prepare and organize working papers while validating client finances.
• Handle complex tax returns and those related to dissolutions.
• Advise on client tax planning strategies to seniors or partners.
• Prepare routine client correspondence for partner review and approval.
• Supervise and review the work of junior accountants and assistants.
• Work may require overtime, especially during tax season, exceeding 55 hours/week.

Benefits

• Professional development opportunities including continuing education.
• Supportive environment for obtaining CPA licensure.
• Exposure to a variety of accounting tasks and client industries.