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The Audit Senior Manager will lead audit engagements, manage client relationships, mentor team members, ensure compliance with auditing standards, and drive business development initiatives.

The Audit Senior Accountant leads and executes audit engagements, supervises staff, analyzes financial statements, and maintains client relationships.

Lead and manage tax engagements for a client portfolio, prepare and review individual/corporate/partnership returns, conduct tax research and planning, communicate strategies to clients, supervise and mentor tax staff, ensure compliance and improve tax processes.

As a Tax Principal, you will lead tax strategies, manage client relationships, oversee engagement and compliance, mentor team members, and drive business development efforts.

Lead preparation and review of federal, state, and local tax returns; oversee client accounting (AR/AP, GL, reconciliations, financial statements); conduct tax research and planning; communicate with clients; supervise and mentor staff; ensure compliance and timely filings; support month-/year-end close, budgeting, forecasting, and process improvements.

Lead and manage audit engagements and teams, ensure timely, compliant audit execution, provide technical accounting guidance, build client relationships, mentor staff, maintain quality controls, and support business development activities.

Lead and execute audit engagements including substantive and control testing, review and finalize audit documentation, assess financial statements and internal controls, manage client communication, supervise audit staff, and stay current with accounting standards to resolve technical issues.

Lead and manage client accounting operations and a team of accounting professionals. Ensure accurate transaction processing, month- and year-end closes, reconciliations, and financial reporting. Serve as primary client contact, provide strategic financial advice, drive process improvements, ensure compliance, support audits, and manage billing and departmental financial performance.

The Tax Accountant prepares and reviews tax returns, ensures compliance with tax laws, provides tax guidance, and assists with audits and disputes.

The Interim Controller oversees financial activities, ensures compliance and reporting accuracy, manages audits, cash flow, and leads the accounting team.