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Your Duties:Managing client relationships, due dates, and workflowReview and Preparation of Corporate, Partnership, and Individual Tax ReturnsReview and Preparation of financial statementsHelping clients solve complex tax issues and small business accounting challengesProviding exceptional service to current clients and assisting with bringing in new clientsStaying on top of day-to-day communication with clientsConfirming deadlines are metYour Qualities:Great attitude.
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The tax manager should possess an in-depth knowledge of professional and tax accounting standards and effectively apply research techniques, comprehend various clients’ accounting systems, and adapt work as required.
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The successful candidate should have three to five years recent public accounting experience and proficiency with accounting software including QuickBooks and the preparation of individual and business tax returns, Depending on prior experience, the salary level is in the $60K to $65K range.
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