CPA

The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) will oversee and manage financial reporting auditing tax preparation and compliance. This role requires a thorough understanding of accounting principles and regulations to ensure the organization or clients meet financial objectives while adhering to legal standards.

The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) plays a crucial role in ensuring the financial integrity of an organization. This role is essential for maintaining compliance with laws and regulations analyzing financial data and providing strategic insights that aid in decisionmaking. As a CPA you will be responsible for various accounting tasks including preparing financial statements managing tax obligations and conducting audits. The CPA serves as a trusted advisor to management and clients helping to navigate the complexities of financial reporting and ensuring the accuracy and transparency of financial information. Additionally CPAs help in fostering relationships with stakeholders and provide guidance on economic trends and regulations that may affect the organization. With the rapid changes in the financial landscape a CPA is critical in adapting to these changes driving the business forward and paving the way for sustained financial health.

QuickBooks Audit YearEnd Close Budgeting and Forecasting

Must have 510 years Corporate Tax

Must hold CPA and have a Bachelors in Finance/Accounting.