Tax Senior

Job description

**SingerLewak is a Top 100 accounting and consulting firm primarily operating in the western region. Serving clients since 1959, SingerLewak has developed a reputation for excellence and expertise in the accounting and management consulting industry. Providing the services of a large firm with a blended environment of practices, services and industry specializations, SingerLewak continues to demonstrate renowned industry leadership year-over-year. The firm takes pride in client service and professional and personal advancement, as demonstrated by our SL forward program which promotes a culture of learning and growth through targeted development and leadership programs and SL Cares, together with a continual focus on client service and technological evolution.** ### Responsibilities - Performs diversified accounting, auditing, and tax assignments under the direction of supervisor, manager or partner. - Directs and instructs assistants, where applicable, in work to be performed and working paper review. - Determines the extent of test-checking required in an audit and selects the transactions to be tested. - Prepares and indexes working papers; performs various procedures established under generally accepted accounting principles to verify accuracy and validity of client’s financial matters. - Prepares complicated tax returns and returns on dissolution or liquidation. - Suggests client tax planning ideas to supervisor, manager, or Partner. - Prepares routine correspondence to client for approval and signature of a Partner; writes comments for management letters. - Supervises staff accountants and assistants with assignments, instructs them in work to be performed, reviews work done and directs necessary revisions. - Occasional overtime work required throughout the year. Heavy overtime work required from January 1 to April 15, may be in excess of 55 hours per week. ### Qualifications - At least three to five (3 to 5) years’ experience in public accounting, demonstrating a progression in complexity of auditing and accounting tasks and tax knowledge. - Bachelor’s degree in accounting, or master’s degree in accounting. - Minimum of forty (40) hours of continuing professional education is required each year. - Either hold a current and valid CPA’s license or be working toward obtaining the license by taking and passing the applicable state CPA exam. - If licensed, should be a member in good standing with the AICPA.