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You'll work in a fast-paced, high energy warehouse in a variety of different functions such as sorting and placing inventory onto a conveyor belt, grading books, and picking, scanning, and shelving inventory.
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Essential Job Duties: Load, unload, pick, put away, consolidate, stack and stage products and materials using a forklift, pallet jack, or other power equipmentFollow specific work instructions and best practices to safely and accurately complete daily work assignments and record indirect time in a timely mannerRecord receipts to appropriate forms and/or log books.
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Maintaining accurate financial records: Reconciling accounts, ensuring timely invoicing, and assisting with closing the books. We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated Staff/Senior Accountant to join our client's dynamic team.
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We hire top advisors with existing books of business and supercharge their growth with our proprietary software that streamlines CRM, operations, compliance, client service, marketing, and lead generation, allowing advisors to scale efficiently while delivering a superior client experience.
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Discusses tax law impact with tax practitioners and accountants, reviews books and records to gain understanding of taxpayer's financial status (cash/accrual basis). Visit the IRS SPD Library to access the position descriptions.
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