The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to display a general interest in the firm’s development and continued success by ensuring a quality work product and excellent client service. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to begin developing long-term, professional relationships with assigned clients. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to consider each client’s operations for the tax areas he/she is responsible for, and to begin making recommendations on how to improve systems and operations. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to attend firm-sponsored functions and events, and to participate in some form of lower-level marketing activities that do not demand a significant amount of technical knowledge and experience.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
The Tax Preparer/Accountant will serve as an integral part of tax-related engagements by performing tax preparation and related procedures commensurate with level of experience, including (but not limited to):
As this position generally requires a relatively low level of relevant experience, it is expected that the Tax Preparer/Accountant will focus his/her efforts on gaining on-the-job experience, attending educational seminars (both internally and externally), and displaying an overall desire to learn and grow professionally. Progression throughout the Tax Preparer/Accountant’s tenure should be evident in terms of work product clarity, efficiency, and understanding. It is typically expected for a Tax Preparer/Accountant to progress to the position of Tax Accountant II within twelve full-time months; however, such promotion is subject to management’s discretion. Further, it is required that any staff position at the level of Tax Preparer/Accountant or above require the possession of at least a bachelor’s degree in Accounting.
MANAGEMENT/ADMINISTRATION
The Tax Preparer/Accountant will generally report directly to the Manager in charge of each engagement that he/she is assigned to. The Tax Preparer/Accountant will be given direction as to the projected length of time that certain projects and tasks should take, and is expected to actively keep his/her direct in-charge Manager aware of the Tax Preparer/Accountants task status on a regular basis. Similarly, the Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to inform relevant staff members when further education is necessary, or when formal training should be sought. The Tax Preparer/Accountant can reasonably expect to spend at least half of his/her time at client locations. The Tax Preparer/Accountant should develop an understanding of the various software packages utilized by Distinct Tax Consulting Group within his/her first three months of employment, based on internal and external training sessions and ongoing experience. Over the course of his/her tenure, it is anticipated that the Tax Preparer/Accountant will take part in twenty to twenty-five client engagements, excluding busy season.
TEAMWORK
The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to always project a positive image (in terms of attitude, appearance, and professionalism) of him/herself and Distinct Tax Consulting Group.
The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to maintain a positive and respectful attitude in communicating with clients and colleagues. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to eagerly accept new responsibilities and inquire of higher level staff for additional tasks and work, as time allows. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to complete his/her own work as provided by the in-charge manager.
DEVELOPMENT/CLIENT RELATIONS
The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to display a general interest in the firm’s development and continued success by ensuring a quality work product and excellent client service. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to begin developing long-term, professional relationships with assigned clients. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to consider each client’s operations for the tax areas he/she is responsible for, and to begin making recommendations on how to improve systems and operations. The Tax Preparer/Accountant is expected to attend firm-sponsored functions and events, and to participate in some form of lower-level marketing activities that do not demand a significant amount of technical knowledge and experience.