The Tax Reviewer will review tax returns, assist clients with compliance projects, and provide tax planning and research services in a remote capacity.
About Beech Valley
Role Description:
Beech Valley is a technology-based staffing firm that connects top-tier public accountants to highly sought-after freelance consulting opportunities. We’ve curated a network of cutting-edge clients embracing the gig economy.
With project opportunities delivered to your inbox, we help to build your client list. We seek qualified accounting and finance professionals to connect with clients needing your expertise across the country. These opportunities are remote, career-building projects that match interests, industries, and experience levels.
Role Description:
We have a variety of remote tax projects with clients across the US; these clients consist of CPA firms who are looking for project assistance throughout busy seasons as well as special projects year-round.
These are remote, career-building project opportunities with cutting-edge firms that are embracing the gig economy within the CPA profession. Projects can be either part-time or full-time and are typically 2-3 months long with the potential to extend.
- 5+ years of public accounting experience
- 3+ years of experience reviewing tax returns
- CPA, Enrolled Agent, or Master in Taxation preferred
- Active PTIN
- Technical tax competencies in preparing tax returns
- High proficiency with tax, accounting, and office software applications
- Ability to research tax issues and perform value added tax planning
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office
- A resident of the United States
- Authorized to work in the United States
We would love to speak with you if you have experience in 1 or more of the following:
- Individual / Small Business tax compliance
- Large corporate tax compliance and tax planning
- Tax provisions
- Tax research (federal, SALT, etc.)
- R&D Tax Credits
- M&A Taxes and Tax diligence
- International Taxes
- Flexibility: Accounting and finance professionals who become consultants can accept and reject projects, freeing time to travel, start their businesses, or spend more time with family.
- Compensation: Get paid for every single hour you work.
- Growth: Make an impression as a top advisor at sought-after companies while diversifying your technical skills on new, exciting projects and expanding your professional network.
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