Tax Senior

Founded in 1986, TSS has grown to become the largest professional advisory firm headquartered in New Hampshire. With over 90 employees dedicated to the broad range of clients and mix of services seldom seen in a local firm, we have experience and expertise to assist our clients in meeting their goals, whether individuals or business entities, regardless of their size or industry. At TSS, we recognize that professionals today need to be business consultants, advisors, planners and strategists. We need to be knowledgeable not only in accounting and tax law, but also in business analysis and valuation, estate planning, employee benefit administration and much more. Over the last few years, we have acknowledged and embraced the fact that the accounting profession and industry is evolving. With this, we are taking our commitment to excellence to a new level by partnering with Ascend . This will accelerate our strategic growth model by providing access to new resources and additional partnership opportunities. About Ascend At Ascend, we understand the struggles that accounting & finance professionals face in traditional public accounting firms - from rigid hierarchies, overwhelming workloads, and the elusive work-life balance. It’s time for a transformative change. We believe your ambition should not be constrained by outdated practices or opaque career paths. Here, you're not just a number; you’re a valued member of a community that supports & celebrates your professional & personal fulfillment. Our mission is to transform the public accounting experience into one where work-life harmony is a reality, and where your career advancement is supported by a nurturing network and comprehensive resources. Ascend empowers entrepreneurial CPAs to reach their goals with an innovative growth model that brings our partner firms into the new age. Backed by private equity from people-focused Alpine Investors, Ascend is building a modern platform for regional accounting firms that enables them to stay independent while having access to resources of a large firm. These resources include growth capital, robust talent acquisition, best-of-breed technology, a catalytic leadership system, shared back-office services, and modernized equity incentives. Founded in January 2023, Ascend has already attained revenues sufficient to qualify as a Top 30 U.S. accounting firm. Explore Ascend , where your career soars without sacrificing your quality of life. The Role We’re looking for a talented and motivated Tax Senior to join a fast-growing, innovative professional advisory firm working with individuals and closely held businesses. Our ideal candidate is a self-motivated, entrepreneurial CPA with a team mentality and strong technical accounting and tax knowledge. You will primarily be responsible for preparing and reviewing complex individual tax returns and coordinating directly with client support staff. Responsibilities Prepare or review individual tax returns depending on client complexity Review tax information supplied by the client and obtain open items if necessary Assist in ongoing tax planning and tax projections in accordance with firm and professional standards as directed by engagement leaders Communicate efficiently and effectively with our team on client issues that arise Research tax law updates Research tax issues, provide recommendations to the team, and ensure compliance with regulations Requirements 3+ years with a public accounting firm preparing and reviewing individual and business income tax returns Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or related field Strong attention to detail Integrity within a professional environment Preferences Experience with CCH Axcess tax, CCH Pfx Engagement, and QuickBooks Active CPA or EA Location At TSS, we’ve designed a flexible work structure that enables both teamwork and independence, enhancing our employees’ work experience while promoting personal well-being. What We Offer We hire good people and give them a good place to work. We truly believe that when you succeed, the firm succeeds, and we make sure you have whatever tools you need to make that success possible. Join our team and enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that supports well-being, health, and ongoing professional growth: Unlimited PTO Health, Vision, Dental, and voluntary insurance options 401(K) and match Performance Bonus Annual Community Day Holiday donation drives and charity initiatives Monthly casual gatherings, annual summer get-together, and annual holiday party locally Commitment to professional development Equity Program eligibility at Sr. Manager Level, + top performing Managers At Ascend, we provide a fair and equal employment opportunity for all candidates regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, marital status, disability, or any other legally protected characteristic. 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