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Prepare tax returns, research tax laws and regulations, advise clients on tax opportunities and best practices, review work prepared by associates, supervise staff, communicate with clients, and contribute to business development and community involvement. The role requires at least three years of related public accounting experience and offers hybrid work in Austin, Texas.

Performs day-to-day fieldwork on audit engagements, represents the firm with clients, and develops public accounting skills. The role is designed for a recent Accounting graduate pursuing a Texas CPA, with responsibilities carried out in a hybrid Austin office setting. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree, strong computer skills, and preferably internship or limited public accounting experience.

Manage multiple audit engagements, supervise and train audit staff, oversee all engagement phases, provide client service and technical decision-making, and contribute to business development. The role requires a CPA, five to eight years of public accounting experience, and knowledge of nonprofit, single audit, and Uniform Guidance engagements. This hybrid position is based in Austin, Texas.

Manage tax engagements, supervise and mentor staff, apply AICPA and Internal Revenue Code requirements, conduct tax review and advisory work, research client opportunities, develop client relationships, support business development, and assist with firm administration and professional community activities.

Prepare and review GAAP-based financial statements, journal entries, payroll, tax filings, accounts payable and receivable, and client accounting files. Communicate with clients, resolve bookkeeping issues, provide accounting training, review staff work, manage multiple deadlines, and document internal processes. The role requires proficiency with QuickBooks Online, Microsoft Office, and related accounting software, plus knowledge of AICPA standards and applicable IRS, payroll, and state regulations.

Prepare and review tax returns, particularly Forms 990 for nonprofit and exempt organizations. Research tax regulations, advise clients on compliance and opportunities, supervise associate staff, review completed returns, work independently, and communicate with clients. The role requires knowledge of IRC provisions, AICPA standards, firm procedures, and UBIT-related compliance.