Jobs at Frost PLLC

Manage tax planning, compliance, complex tax returns, and special service engagements for clients. Advise clients on tax strategies, maintain client relationships, lead and mentor tax professionals, manage project timelines and budgets, resolve complex tax issues, and support business development. The role requires a CPA license, substantial public accounting tax experience, and proficiency with tax preparation and research software.

Manage tax planning, compliance, complex tax returns, and special engagements while advising clients on tax strategies. Lead and mentor tax professionals, maintain client relationships, manage project timelines and budgets, solve complex tax issues, and contribute to business development. The role requires a CPA license, substantial public accounting tax experience, accounting knowledge, and proficiency with tax preparation and research software.

Manage tax planning, compliance, complex tax returns, and special engagements while advising clients on tax strategies. Lead and mentor staff, maintain client relationships, manage project timelines and budgets, resolve complex tax issues, and contribute to business development and client retention. The role requires a CPA license, substantial public accounting tax experience, and proficiency with tax preparation and research software.

Prepare individual and less complex business tax returns, maintain organized supporting documentation, research tax laws and transaction reviews, and apply accounting and tax principles. Build client relationships, identify potential issues, communicate effectively, and follow firm procedures. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field, foundational GAAP knowledge, and the ability to work extended hours during tax busy season.

Prepares individual and less complex business tax returns, maintains organized tax files, researches tax laws and transaction reviews, applies accounting and tax principles, supports clients, anticipates issues, and follows firm procedures. The role requires collaboration, communication, problem-solving, computer system use, and extended hours during tax busy season.

Prepare individual, partnership, corporate, pass-through, multistate, and moderately complex business tax returns; conduct tax research and transaction review support; maintain organized tax files; perform basic return reviews; mentor tax staff; communicate with clients; comply with firm procedures; and complete required continuing professional education.

Manages federal, state, and local tax compliance and planning for clients across various industries. Reviews complex individual and business tax returns, resolves tax issues, advises clients, develops tax strategies, and oversees engagement quality. The role also coaches tax staff, seniors, and supervisors, supports practice development, prepares client correspondence, and maintains required continuing professional education.

Performs operational and financial audit fieldwork, including testing financial statement segments, preparing work papers, documenting evidence and conclusions, identifying risks, and clearing review notes. The role requires applying GAAP and auditing standards, maintaining professional skepticism, conducting inventory observations, communicating with clients and audit teams, and completing assigned audit areas from start to finish. National travel of 40–60 nights annually and extended busy-season hours are required.

Manage tax planning, compliance, complex tax returns, and special service engagements while advising clients on tax strategies. Lead and mentor tax staff, maintain client relationships, manage project timelines and budgets, solve complex tax issues, and contribute to networking, client retention, and firm growth.

Conduct financial and operational audits, including planning, fieldwork, risk assessment, workpaper preparation, journal entries, inventory observations, and audit reporting. Manage smaller engagements and assigned portions of larger engagements from setup through completion. Review and supervise staff work, communicate with clients, identify and escalate risks, apply GAAP and auditing standards, and maintain audit quality. The role requires national travel, continuing professional education, and extended hours during busy season.

Prepare individual and less complex business tax returns, organize supporting tax documentation, research tax laws and regulations, support transaction reviews, and maintain client relationships. The role requires applying foundational accounting and tax knowledge, using tax preparation systems, communicating effectively, anticipating issues, and working extended hours during busy season. A bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field is required.

Conduct financial and operational audit procedures, prepare work papers and audit reports, document risks and conclusions, post journal entries, perform inventory observations, and manage audit files from setup through closeout. Serve as in-charge for smaller engagements, supervise and review staff work, communicate with clients, apply GAAP and auditing standards, and travel nationally for client-site fieldwork.

Supervise preparation and review of complex individual and business tax returns, research tax issues, advise clients, manage assignments and deadlines, and ensure quality compliance. Lead and mentor tax team members while maintaining strong client relationships, staying current on tax law, completing continuing education, and supporting complex multistate and public accounting engagements.

Performs operational and financial audits, including audit procedures, risk assessments, workpaper preparation, journal entries, inventory observations, audit reporting, and file completion. Serves as an in-charge auditor for smaller engagements, supervises staff, reviews work, communicates with clients, identifies risks, and ensures compliance with GAAP and auditing standards. Requires national travel to client sites, continuing education, and extended hours during busy season.

Prepare individual, partnership, corporate, pass-through, and multistate tax returns; research tax laws and transaction reviews; organize tax files; review less complex returns; support clients; mentor Tax Staff; use tax preparation software; and complete required continuing professional education.

Prepare individual, partnership, corporate, pass-through, and multistate tax returns; research tax law and transaction reviews; maintain organized tax files; review less complex returns; support clients; mentor Tax Staff; use tax preparation and research software; complete required continuing professional education.

Performs operational and financial audit fieldwork, testing financial statement segments, preparing work papers, documenting evidence and conclusions, identifying risks, and making recommendations. The role requires applying GAAP and auditing standards, maintaining professional skepticism, communicating with clients and team members, completing inventory observations, and managing assigned audit areas through closeout. National travel of 40–60 nights annually and extended busy-season hours are required.

Tax Interns prepare individual and less complex business tax returns, organize supporting documentation, research tax laws and transaction reviews, and support client relationships. The role requires accounting or related coursework, foundational GAAP knowledge, strong communication and problem-solving skills, and willingness to work extended hours during busy season. Employees must work in the office for the first six months and receive mentorship, training, and professional development support.

Performs operational and financial audit fieldwork, including testing financial statement segments, inventory observations, and preparing work papers with documented conclusions and recommendations. Identifies risks and issues, applies GAAP and auditing standards, communicates with client and audit teams, clears review notes, and completes assigned audit areas through file closeout. Requires national travel, extended busy-season hours, continuing professional education, and professional skepticism.

Prepares individual and less complex business tax returns, organizes supporting documentation, researches tax laws and transaction reviews, and maintains compliance with firm procedures. The role requires client relationship building, communication, problem-solving, tax research, and foundational accounting knowledge. Staff work under experienced professionals, with extended hours during tax busy season and an initially office-based hybrid arrangement.