Senior Tax Accountant

Senior Tax AccountantThe Senior Tax Accountant supports clients by delivering accurate, compliant filings and thoughtful planning that reduces risk and uncovers savings opportunities. Key responsibilities:Prepare and review federal, state, and local returns for individuals, partnerships, and corporationsPerform tax research and planning; develop quarterly estimate strategies and projectionsReview junior staff work, coach on technical issues, and ensure quality controlPartner with clients to collect/validate documentation, answer questions, and provide clear guidanceMonitor tax law changes and apply updates to filings and planning approachesAssist with notices, audits, and other tax authority inquiriesHelp refine tax workflows and begin developing reviewer-level judgment; build foundational bookkeeping knowledge to stay effective year-roundRequired qualifications/skills:Bachelor’s or Master’s in Accounting/Finance; CPA preferred2–4 years accounting/bookkeeping experience; QuickBooks and strong Excel skillsSolid grasp of journal entries, debits/credits, A/P, A/R, reconciliations, payroll and payroll tax prepDetail-driven, deadline-focused, and client-service orientedApply today to be considered for this full-time, onsite role in Islandia, NY.You’ll start the morning prioritizing deadlines and client needs, then move through a mix of 1040/1041 and business filings (1065/1120/1120-S), including NYS/NYC items like PTET, GCT, UBT, and IT-204 LL. As questions come in, you’ll hop on quick calls or send clear follow-ups to keep documents moving and expectations aligned. Midday often includes planning-focused work—refining quarterly estimates (4/15, 6/15, 9/15, 12/15), modeling outcomes in Excel, and documenting conclusions from targeted research. You’ll also spend time reviewing staff deliverables and leaving actionable notes that improve accuracy and consistency. Later, you may address a notice, coordinate responses, or tackle advanced scenarios such as asset dispositions, tiered partnerships, foreign tax, or transfers of capital/interest. When tax work slows, you’ll pivot into bookkeeping-related items to stay productive and broaden your toolkit.Benefits Snapshot:Medical, dental, and vision insurance401(k)Life insuranceCompetitive salaryPaid time offSnack/Drink Room