Jobs at SingerLewak LLP

Supports accounting, auditing, and tax engagements under professional supervision. Responsibilities include recording transactions, preparing trial balances and financial statements, reconciling accounts, calculating accruals and depreciation, assisting with audit procedures and tax return preparation, and compiling workpapers and reports. Performance is evaluated on work quality, accounting knowledge, and ability to meet deadlines.

Implement and operationalize project and portfolio management processes for a nonprofit undergoing digital transformation. Manage project intake, reporting, governance, milestones, risks, issues, decisions, and portfolio records. Support leadership reviews, mentor project leads, reinforce accountability, train staff, and drive adoption of Smartsheet-supported procedures and controls.

Performs audit and review procedures, assesses risks and internal controls, conducts analytical and substantive testing, prepares financial statements, and resolves accounting issues. Supervises and trains audit staff, manages client relationships, participates throughout engagement lifecycles, and ensures compliance with professional standards. Requires public accounting experience, accounting knowledge, CPA licensure or progress toward licensure, and travel to client locations.

Performs tax and review procedures, assists with client projects and financial statement preparation, evaluates internal controls and client risks, and develops knowledge of client industries and the firm’s tax approach. May supervise interns. Requires an accounting-related bachelor’s degree and CPA eligibility or progress toward eligibility for the applicable state CPA exam.

Supports accounting, auditing, tax preparation, reconciliations, ledger entries, trial balances, financial statements, depreciation calculations, payroll and sales tax returns, and audit workpapers under professional supervision.

Supports accounting, auditing, tax, and financial reporting assignments under professional supervision. Duties include recording transactions, preparing trial balances and financial statements, reconciling accounts, calculating accruals and depreciation, performing audit procedures, preparing tax returns, and compiling audit workpapers and reports. The intern must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree, typically in accounting, and meet quality and timing expectations.

Supports account managers with client bookkeeping, including accounts payable and receivable, check runs, journal entries, bank reconciliations, payroll assistance, month-end and quarter-end financial tasks, tax returns, and preparation of 1099s and W-2s. Communicates with vendors, assists with special projects, and works primarily with AgilLink and Microsoft Office. The role may be remote, hybrid, or in-office and requires California residency and seasonal overtime availability.

Lead technical review and approval of complex tax returns and exams, serve as subject matter expert, manage client relationships, delegate and supervise tax preparers, represent clients before taxing authorities, support staff development and firm practice growth, and ensure timely, accurate billing and tax deliverables.

Perform audit and review procedures across multiple engagements including planning, fieldwork, and wrap-up. Assess client internal controls and risks, execute substantive and control testing, prepare workpapers and financial statement support, communicate findings, and provide guidance to junior staff.

The Tax Manager oversees tax return preparation, manages a team, advises clients on complex tax issues, and ensures timely and accurate tax services.

Manage and review complex tax returns, supervise and develop tax staff, lead client tax planning and representation, manage tax examinations, and support practice development and software evaluation.

The Tax Senior performs diverse accounting, auditing, and tax assignments, directs assistants, prepares tax returns, and supervises staff accountants, ensuring accuracy and compliance with accounting principles.

The Tax Supervising Senior prepares tax returns, manages client service, supervises staff, and participates in tax planning and representation before authorities.

The Tax Supervising Senior manages tax return preparation and ensures accuracy. Responsibilities include client meetings, tax planning, supervising staff, and representing clients before taxing authorities.

The Tax Director oversees tax returns, client service, and tax planning. They manage teams, ensure compliance, and handle governmental examinations.

The Tax Manager oversees client tax return preparation, manages governmental examinations, and provides advanced tax strategy and compliance advice while mentoring junior staff.

The Tax Supervising Senior prepares tax returns, manages client relationships, oversees tax examinations, and develops junior staff, ensuring timely and accurate service.

The Tax Manager oversees tax return preparation, manages staff, ensures compliance, and serves as a key client advisor in tax matters.

The Administrative Assistant supports A&A and Tax Departments by organizing files, handling correspondence, scheduling, and assisting with tax return processes during peak periods.

The Experienced Tax Staff prepares and files income tax returns, records transactions, creates financial statements, conducts tax research, and assists staff in managing workloads.