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New!! Remote Opportunity Top 100 CPA firm - International Tax Senior - bi-lingual : Japanese & English

This Jobot Job is hosted by: Jeffrey Skarvan
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Salary: $80,000 - $110,000 per year

A bit about us:

Based in West Los Angeles, our client is a Top 100 Accounting and Management Consulting Firm with offices all over the West Region! They have held both titles of Best Places To Work; and Best CPA Firms to Work For - by Accounting Today. We are looking to add a talented bi-lingual (Japanese & English) International Tax Senior to the team!

Our client is a company that values their employees' happiness! They provide the tools you need to succeed in all areas in your life! The culture of their firm is supportive, exciting and well-balanced. They provide the challenging work of a CPA firm, with the elevated perks and schedule flexibility of a private company! They are positive people who like to work hard and have fun!
We are looking for A-Players who want to have wildly successful careers, while also enjoying thriving, active and happy personal lives!

Why join us?

Do you want to work on meaningful projects with no micromanagement?

  • Competitive Compensation!
  • Annual performance bonus and salary raise reviews
  • 401K w/matching!
  • Stock Options!
  • Best Benefits in the Industry!
  • Accelerated Partner Track!
  • Work/Home Balance!
  • Flexible Spending Account!
  • Continued Education!
  • Positive Work Environment!
  • Volunteer Opportunities!
  • Fun Social Events!


Job Details

Responsibilities
Assists partners and managers on international clients with all facets of tax compliance and consulting.
Preparation and review of tax returns for Individuals, Partnerships, S and C-corporations with international aspects.
Preparation of client monthly accounting and financial statements.
Analysis of financial data and preparation of reports in conjunction with forensic accounting, bankruptcy, and litigation support work.
Qualifications
BA or BS degree in Accounting, Finance or Business Administration.
2+ years of full-time experience in tax compliance within public accounting with exposure to international tax forms, including but not limited to working on forms 5471, 5472, 8865, 8858, 8621 and 1116.
CPA license or on track to obtain CPA license.
Expatriate/inpatriate tax experience.
International tax consulting and planning experience.
Attention to detail with strong communication, organizational, and analytical skills.
Strong work ethic with ability to comprehend complex accounting issues, juggle multiple priorities, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
Must be bilingual Japanese/English

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