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You possess an active, unrestricted credential: EA, CPA, or Practicing Attorney with strong tax preparation experience and extensive knowledge of tax laws and active Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN.
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Experience with tax preparation and research resources such as CCH and RIA preferred. In addition, the Senior Tax Accountant works to monitor all major tax initiatives such as filing returns, evaluating tax reconciliation protocols, and leading quality control analyses.
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Must have 2-4 years of public accounting experience. Experience with client accounting is a plus. Proficiency with tax software is a plus. This is a fully remote position! Bachelors degree in Accounting or Business Masters degree is a plus.
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Tax Accountant To Their Team, Position Details As Follows. We are working with a mid-market CPA firm in the Sandy Springs area that is looking to add an experienced. Tax Accountant To Their Team, Position Details As Follows.
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In addition to these filing and documentation duties, the Senior Tax Accountant provides counsel to senior management about potential tax implications of new or ongoing company initiatives.
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