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Assist with the closing of the interview by assembling the tax return, obtaining required signatures, reviewing the finished product with the client, and completing bookkeeping procedures. Assist with the closing of the interview by assembling the tax return, obtaining required signatures, reviewing the finished product with the client, and completing bookkeeping procedures.
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Courses in payroll, bookkeeping, office procedures, and other related subjects. The duties and responsibilities include performing the day-to-day administrative secretarial and receptionist functions of the facility in accordance with current established procedures, and as directed by the Office Supervisor.
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Experience in accounting, finance, retail, bookkeeping or taxes. Leverage your tax expertise, business background, and knowledge of tax laws to propel you to the next level. 2+ seasons of previous experience completing individual, trust, and/or partnership tax returns.
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This includes moneys received from employee meals, postage copies etc, to be submitted to bookkeeping on a monthly basis. If the individual has to wait in lobby, offers them something to drink and/or eat.
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Knowledge of principals, methods and practices of bookkeeping, general accounting and financial record keeping. Skill in analyzing and resolving accounting and bookkeeping problems of a complex nature.
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Utilize your minimum 2 years of Quickbooks experience to manage financial data, process transactions, generate reports, and ensure accurate bookkeeping. Collaborate with o Tax Analyst, Tax, Analyst, Staffing, Financial, Accounting.
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