Jobs at Novogradac

The Senior Accountant manages tax and audit engagements with minimal supervision, conducts reviews and business research, identifies problems, maintains client relationships, and supervises Staff Accountants. The role also involves managing engagement profitability, completing professional training, meeting firm deadlines, and pursuing CPA licensure. Candidates need a relevant bachelor’s degree, 3–5 years of public accounting experience, strong accounting and tax knowledge, communication and organizational skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and flexibility for occasional evening, weekend, and domestic travel requirements.

Manages audit and attest engagements with minimal supervision, conducts engagement reviews, researches business issues, develops client relationships, and supervises Staff Accountants. The role supports engagement management, problem solving, team profitability, and audit-specific technical development. Candidates should have accounting or finance education, public accounting experience, strong auditing knowledge, communication and organizational skills, and progress toward CPA licensure. Domestic travel, evenings, and weekends may be required.

Manage tax, audit, and related client engagements from planning through completion. Supervise and mentor accounting staff, review engagements, resolve technical issues, manage performance, develop client relationships, support business development, contribute to firm training and publications, and improve office profitability. Requires strong accounting and tax expertise, CPA licensure, public accounting experience, and the ability to manage multiple priorities with minimal supervision.

Senior Accountant responsible for completing tax engagements, reviewing work, managing client assignments, researching business issues, and identifying solutions with minimal supervision. The role includes supervising and mentoring staff, managing engagement profitability, strengthening client relationships, pursuing CPA licensure, and supporting accounting and tax projects for clients in real estate, affordable housing, community development, and related industries.

Manages tax client engagements from planning through completion, resolves technical issues, reviews work, and supervises accounting staff. Responsibilities include mentoring employees, conducting evaluations, developing client relationships, supporting business development, delivering training, contributing to firm publications and recruiting, managing budgets and profitability, and maintaining tax expertise. The role requires a CPA license, strong tax and accounting knowledge, communication skills, organizational ability, and occasional domestic travel as needed.

The Senior Accountant manages audit and attest engagements with minimal supervision, conducts engagement reviews and business research, identifies problems, and recommends solutions. The role includes client relationship development, engagement management, staff supervision and mentoring, time and profitability management, and continued technical training. Candidates need a bachelor's degree, 2–3 years of public accounting experience, strong accounting and auditing knowledge, communication and organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Excel. CPA exam progress is advantageous.

Advises affordable housing developers on LIHTC transactions from feasibility through closing. Leads strategy, feasibility analysis, capital stack structuring, QAP applications, agency interactions, financial modeling, underwriting review, equity pricing, and post-award requirements. Manages client and stakeholder relationships, communicates complex LIHTC concepts, reviews staff work, provides training, and contributes to firm best practices.

Oversee Public Housing Authority and HUD-related audit engagements, including planning, staffing, technical review, client service, cash collection, and problem resolution. Supervise and mentor professional staff, conduct evaluations, develop client relationships, pursue new business, meet sales and marketing goals, and represent the firm externally. Maintain expert accounting and tax knowledge, manage profitability, support training, and contribute to specialized affordable housing and governmental audit services.

Manages Public Housing Authority and HUD-related audit engagements with minimal supervision, overseeing planning, staffing, technical issues, reviews, and completion. Supervises and mentors accounting staff, conducts evaluations, develops client relationships, supports business development, provides training, and contributes to firm profitability. Requires strong knowledge of GAAP and U.S. auditing standards, excellent communication, organizational judgment, Microsoft Office skills, and willingness to work evenings, weekends, and travel domestically when needed.

Paid internship to support tax and audit engagements: complete engagements, identify issues, conduct client-specific research and analysis, prepare reports, develop client relationships, and assist on projects under supervision.

Perform tax and audit engagements under supervision, conduct client-specific research and reporting, identify engagement issues, develop client relationships, and support team projects. Maintain accuracy, meet firm deadlines, work evenings/weekends or travel as needed, and contribute to a collaborative, professional environment.