Jobs at Citrin Cooperman

Directs outsourced financial operations for multiple clients, overseeing general ledger, payables, receivables, payroll, reporting, reconciliations, close processes, budgets, forecasts, and technical accounting. Manages onshore and offshore teams, client and stakeholder communications, accounting-system conversions, financial data analysis, and process improvements. Reviews accounting accuracy, prepares GAAP-compliant financial statements, and advises clients on accounting decisions.

Configure and support NetSuite and ERP solutions, including requirements gathering, functional specifications, data migration, system testing, issue resolution, financial reporting, and module implementation. The role manages project tasks, documentation, timelines, budgets, and status updates while supporting clients across financials, purchasing, sales orders, manufacturing, warehousing, CRM, and project accounting.

Provides front-office and administrative support, including reception, mail distribution, meeting and event coordination, office inventory, shared mailbox management, database updates, client onboarding, and operational assistance. Maintains professional office conditions and supports the Office Manager, Regional Office Director, and Tax Operations team. Requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, attention to detail, Microsoft Office and Excel proficiency, and willingness to work overtime.

Provides reception, mail handling, office coordination, meeting and event support, inventory monitoring, mailbox management, database updates, client onboarding, and administrative support for firm operations and Tax Operations. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, attention to detail, Microsoft Office and Excel proficiency, and at least two years of administrative experience.

Leads audit, review, and compilation engagements from planning through completion. Performs control testing, substantive testing, and analytical procedures; ensures compliance with U.S. GAAP and GAAS; manages timelines, budgets, and quality standards; and mentors audit staff. Builds client relationships, monitors regulatory developments, and contributes to professional development.

Prepares and reviews federal and state tax returns, extensions, and quarterly projections for corporate, partnership, individual, trust, and gift-tax clients. Conducts tax research, resolves issues, coordinates client deliverables, and communicates tax matters to managers and partners. Reviews staff and intern work while providing feedback, training, and mentoring. Supports tax planning, project coordination, client relationship development, and timely delivery of work products.

Supervise business process outsourcing engagements, review workpapers and financial statements, reconcile accounts, post cash transactions, conduct internal audits, resolve client issues, recommend process improvements, and mentor and evaluate staff.

Directs private client tax services, reviewing federal and state individual and fiduciary returns, projections, and workpapers. Advises clients on tax compliance and planning, researches tax issues, identifies tax-saving opportunities, manages client accounts, supports business development, ensures timely project completion, and mentors and supervises staff. The role requires expertise in individual and fiduciary taxation, with working knowledge of partnerships, S-corporations, hedge fund, and private equity K-1s.

Directs commercial tax services by reviewing returns, workpapers, and projections; advising clients on tax planning, compliance, and technical issues; managing engagements and client relationships; supporting business development; coordinating projects; mentoring staff; and staying current on tax and business developments.

Performs audit, review, and compilation procedures, including control testing, substantive testing, and analytical procedures. Supports senior professionals, evaluates financial information, communicates with clients and colleagues, monitors regulatory and industry developments, and participates in professional development. Requires accounting knowledge, strong analytical and organizational skills, teamwork, communication, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Caseware and CaseView knowledge is advantageous.

Prepares federal and state tax returns, extensions, and quarterly projections for corporate, partnership, individual, trust, and gift tax clients. Organizes tax information, assists with notices, examinations, and audits, performs tax research, reviews financial information, and communicates work status and client issues to senior staff and managers. Collaborates with tax professionals, completes quality deliverables, and participates in training and professional development.

Conducts audit, review, and compilation procedures, including control testing, substantive testing, and analytical procedures. Leads engagements from planning through completion while managing timelines, budgets, and quality standards. Coordinates fieldwork, communicates with clients, and mentors staff. Requires strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP and GAAS, attention to detail, leadership, organization, and project management skills.

Conduct audit, review, and compilation procedures; evaluate financial information through control, substantive, and analytical testing; and manage engagements from planning through completion. Coordinate fieldwork, timelines, budgets, and quality standards while mentoring staff. Apply U.S. GAAP and GAAS, communicate with clients and colleagues, monitor regulatory developments, and pursue professional development.

Participate in a structured tax internship combining academic theory with practical experience. Prepare tax returns and extensions, organize tax information, assist with tax notices and examinations, maintain familiarity with tax preparation software, and perform administrative tasks. The role requires at least 25 hours weekly, weekend flexibility, strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, Microsoft Office proficiency, a minimum 3.0 GPA, completion of a tax class, and VITA Program participation.

Supports tax professionals by preparing tax returns and extensions, organizing tax information, assisting with tax notices and examinations, using tax preparation software, and completing administrative tasks. The internship combines academic learning with practical experience and requires at least 25 hours weekly, weekend flexibility, tax coursework, a minimum 3.0 GPA, Microsoft Office proficiency, and VITA participation.

Tax interns prepare tax returns and extensions, organize tax information, assist with tax notices and examinations, learn tax preparation software, and complete administrative tasks. The internship combines academic tax theory with practical experience and requires at least 25 hours weekly, with occasional weekend flexibility.

Participates in a structured tax internship combining academic learning with practical experience. Responsibilities include preparing tax returns and extensions, organizing tax information, assisting with tax notices and examinations, using tax preparation software, and completing administrative tasks. The intern must work at least 25 hours weekly, weekends as needed, and demonstrate tax coursework, VITA participation, organizational skills, communication abilities, attention to detail, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Supports tax return and extension preparation, organizes tax information, assists with tax notices and examinations, uses tax preparation software, and performs administrative tasks while gaining practical tax experience.

Participates in a structured tax internship combining academic learning with practical experience. Responsibilities include preparing tax returns and extensions, organizing tax information, assisting with tax notices and examinations, using tax preparation software, and completing administrative tasks. The role requires at least 25 hours weekly, weekend flexibility, tax coursework, a minimum 3.0 GPA, Microsoft Office proficiency, strong communication and organizational skills, U.S. work authorization, and VITA Program participation.

Tax interns prepare tax returns and extensions, organize tax information, assist with tax notices and examinations, learn and use tax preparation software, and complete administrative tasks. The internship combines academic tax theory with practical experience and requires at least 25 hours weekly, weekend flexibility, strong organizational and communication skills, a minimum 3.0 GPA, completion of a tax class, and VITA participation.