General Ledger Bookkeepers

General Ledger Bookkeepers' work is to meet critical weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual deadlines. This position involves recording and classifying financial transactions, balance sheet account reconciliations, recording necessary adjusting entries, and the preparation and delivery of accurate management reports.

Accounts Receivable Specialist

Accounts Receivable Specialists will be responsible for the entry and delivery of estimates, and invoices based on client-provided supporting documentation, managing and processing the collection of payments from customers of the business, maintaining customer records and relationships, reconciling customer accounts, and issuing end-of-the-month customer statements, as well as, setup and processing of information required for the accurate accounting of sales tax liabilities

Payroll Expert

Payroll Experts are responsible for managing the process of paying employees and contractors within an organization. This typically involves calculating and issuing paychecks, as well as the processing and filing of tax and benefits-related items. They will maintain records and are a point of contact for employees and contractors. 

Inventory Control Managers

Inventory Control Managers are responsible for managing and coordinating the movement of goods and materials into, within, and out of an organization. Their main focus is ensuring that the right goods are in the right place at the right time, while also ensuring sufficient stock levels, minimizing excess inventory and waste by maintaining accurate records, conducting counts, implementing inventory control systems, and analyzing data to identify trends, making recommendations for improvements as needed.

Enrolled Agents and CPAs

CPA's and EA Professionals are responsible for ensuring that an organization is compliant with all federal tax laws and regulations, ensuring the business is filing and paying the appropriate amount of federal taxes at the appropriate time, and will provide tax representation in all related matters in accordance Treasury Circular 230, the AICPA Statements on Standards for Tax Services (SSTS), the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and common law

Accounts Payable Specialist

Accounts Payable Specialists will be responsible for verifying and reviewing POs, and bills. Entering bills into the system with client-provided supporting documentation, reconciling vendor statements, processing vendor payments for approval and payment, resolving vendor discrepancies, and maintaining vendor records and relationships.

Accountants

Accountants are responsible for meeting critical monthly, quarterly, and annual financial and system audits, ensuring GAAP-compliant accurate financial records throughout the year, budget fidelity, recording necessary adjusting entries, providing advice on financial matters, and making recommendations for overall accounting process improvements.

Remote Bookkeeping Assistants

Remote Assistants are involved in Bookkeeping Cleanup, Catch up, Temporary Projects, Software Training, and other client-centric initiatives.

FP & A Professionals

FP&A Professionals are in charge of all business forecasting. They develop financial models and projections, analyze data to identify trends, risks and opportunities, develop long-term financial plans, assess the impact of investments, and identify and implement cost-saving opportunities relative to decision-making in all matters operational, financial, and strategic for the client. 

Sales Tax Compliance Professionals

State Tax Compliance Professionals are responsible for ensuring that an organization is compliant with all state, city, and county tax laws and regulations, ensuring the business is filing and paying the appropriate amount of state, city and county taxes at the appropriate time and will provide tax representation in all related matters.