Tax Accountant for Small CPA Firm Accounting - Salt Lake City, UT at Geebo

Tax Accountant for Small CPA Firm

Small Public Accounting Firm seeks Staff Accountant with a strong Tax background. Candidate ideally should have some Public Accounting experience.
The firm is a small privately owned certified public accounting firm focused on providing high quality tax, accounting, and advisory services. Firm clients are engaged in a wide variety of industries such as trucking and transportation, mining, construction, physicians, retail businesses, and 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. Clients are typically family owned and controlled businesses and high net worth taxpayers.
Essential Job Duties
Tax return preparation for individuals, C Corps, S Corps, partnerships, trusts, exempt organizations, and benefit plans
Work paper preparation and organization to support tax and other general accounting functions
Payroll services including preparation of quarterly payroll tax returns
General accounting activities and the ability to analyze and reconcile general ledger accounts for many different industries using many different software applications
Ability to work independently, research accounting issues and handle several projects at once
Strong accounting, analytical, communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting
Master's Degree in Accounting is a plus, but not required
CPA Candidate is a plus, but not required
Proficiency in Microsoft Office products, QuickBooks, and other financial applications is essential
Qualities
Works well in a teamwork environment or independently
Dependable and prompt
Professional appearance and attitude
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Good organizational and time-management skills
Must be a self-starter who requires minimal supervision
Contact:
Mona Carlson
Email:
mona@carlsoncpas.com
Submit your resume by email.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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