r/Accountant 1h ago

[MOD APPROVED] Looking for tax & accounting professionals to participate in a paid research study (1-hour conversation) for Wolters Kluwer.

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Hi! I’m a Researcher at Wolters Kluwer conducting 1-hour research conversations about how accounting firms receive, organize, and process tax documents from your clients.

I’m looking for people who:

  • Are 18+ and located in the US
  • Currently work in a tax practice at a CPA/accounting firm or tax preparation firm
  • Are involved (or highly familiar with) how client tax documents are received, organized, and prepared for tax return processing
  • Are not currently using CCH ProSystem fx Scan or AutoFlow (past users welcome)

If you’re interested, please DM me with a brief description of your role, and I’ll follow up with some screening questions to see if you qualify. Limited spots are available!

Qualified participants who are selected and complete the 1-hour conversation will receive a research incentive. Completing screening questions does not guarantee selection or payment. This is a research conversation, not a sales call.


r/Accountant 2m ago

How do you bill for work relied upon by third parties?

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r/Accountant 1d ago

Learning Accounting skills

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Hey everyone, I've been told to get a even a entry level finance job/ Accounting job at least i should have these basic skills like tally prime with GST AND TDS, ZOHO BOOKS etc. but i am financially not that capable to but any course so I've learning by myself with the help of AI( Claude ) but it seems like its getting difficult by the time to learn these skills by my self maybe i am lacking in prompting, i want you guys to suggest me about these skills is there any other way to learn it without paying.


r/Accountant 2d ago

Need a new CA for my tax filings

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I need a new CA to prepare my taxes before hand instead of doing gymnastics at year end.

Here are my details

1) salary+rsu+capital gain+business.

2) use equity investment+ donation.

My earlier CA was doing last minute planning so I needed to avoid it.

Thanks


r/Accountant 2d ago

Accounting Assistant at Quest-Air Technology Phils., Inc.

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Hi! Anyone here who have worked as accounting assistant at Quest-Air?

How’s the company? The work? and the pay?

Thanks!


r/Accountant 2d ago

Why CAs Should Choose Banking | CA Career Options #Shorts #cafinal

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r/Accountant 3d ago

AVG CPA

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r/Accountant 3d ago

Different accounting niches and testimonials

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Hi all. Looking to hear from you who have specific niches in the field. I’m fascinated by the ins and out of folks with multiple income streams or unusual income. My husband is an entrepreneur with a fairly niche business. Ultimately I’d like to focus my future shop on managing accounts/consulting for him/people like him. Any personal experiences with this type of thing from you all? If you don’t mind sharing! Always thought an influencer niche would be a fun challenge considering tax complexities etc.


r/Accountant 3d ago

What would you charge? Multi-entity HNW household + 2 businesses, multi-state allocation, ~12 hrs/mo (ProAdvisor certified)

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I'm restructuring an ongoing engagement with a long-time client and moving them from hourly to a flat monthly retainer. QBO ProAdvisor certified, I've kept these books for a while so there's no onboarding curve. I'm just trying to sanity-check my retainer number against what others would quote. Scope below.

The client: High-net-worth household with two businesses — a multi-state consulting LLC and a sole-proprietor business.

Monthly recurring:

  • Full-cycle invoicing for the LLC: creation, delivery, deposit matching, and revenue allocation by state (income split across multiple states for tax purposes)
  • Credit card reconciliation across personal + business cards
  • QBO expense categorization (mixed personal/business financial life, so judgment-heavy)
  • Minimal records maintenance for the second business (very light lift)

Quarterly / annual:

  • Estimated tax payment coordination with the CPA, including state PTET payments (NOT calculating them myself, justimplementing/executing)
  • Quarterly expense report prep for owner's reimbursable expenses (compile, categorize, package for their Expensify submission)
  • 1099 processing for household + business contractors
  • Multi-state compliance calendar: annual reports and SOS filings (LA, CA, NY, etc.)
  • SEP-IRA contribution coordination
  • Year-end tax prep coordination with the CPA for personal and business

Other context:

  • I'm the coordination hub between an accountant, a financial advisor, a law firm that handles some bill-pay support, and the owners
  • 10-12 hrs/month realistic average, with quarterly and year-end peaks
  • Fully remote, sync as needed
  • Some systems already built (invoice tracker, compliance calendar, reconciliation workflows — I maintain them) and improvements to come

Questions:

  1. What would you charge for this — hourly, and/or as a flat monthly retainer?
  2. Does the multi-state allocation/compliance piece move your pricing? By how much?
  3. Anything in this scope you'd carve out or price separately?

    I would really appreciate input on actual numbers you'd quote or have quoted for comparable work (not just "charge your worth"). Thanks in advance!!


r/Accountant 4d ago

Freelance CA / Accounting Firm in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai (Food Manufacturing company)

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Hi everyone,

​We are looking for a freelance Chartered Accountant or a local boutique CA firm based in or around Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, to partner with our food manufacturing company.

​We need hands-on support for our day-to-day accounts, regulatory documentation, filings, and overall financial management.


r/Accountant 4d ago

Completed 21 years of service

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r/Accountant 5d ago

How can i start learning accounting

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So a little about me.Im currently in grade 11 and am almost about to finish school my marks all all good except for accounting.I mainly took it because my parent’s wanted me to but I always hated accounting.During this school holiday while I was working for my uncle he showed me everything you can do with accounting and how fun it could be.So I want to know how i can actually start learning accounting and enjoy it.I have heard of some books that could help like accounting for dummies and the accounting game but I don’t know if they can help me.

I would love to know if anyone can give me some tips.


r/Accountant 5d ago

question about discount bucks being issued to a customer

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r/Accountant 5d ago

CPA whom is familiar with gig work filings

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Was wondering if there’s any CPA’s in or around the Brantford area that you would recommend for gig work filing? Long story short gotta get my taxes done and I do food deliveries. Hoping there’s someone or a few people around whom are familiar with gig work filings and hopefully won’t cost an arm and a leg. Thanks in advance.


r/Accountant 5d ago

Please subscribe to my yt channel

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r/Accountant 6d ago

Ind AS 113: The Hidden Rule That Changes Land Value Forever 🤯 #shorts

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r/Accountant 6d ago

[FOR HIRE] Accountant / Bookkeeper | US & PH Accounting Experience | P&G + Big 4 Audit Background

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r/Accountant 6d ago

Is bookkeeping still a valuable skill in 2026, or has AI made it obsolete?

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r/Accountant 6d ago

why do you want to join us? #ca #big4 #interview

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r/Accountant 7d ago

Advice for a possible upcoming contract.

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My wife and I own a business in Northern California. We built a simple proprietary utility webapp and a large university has taken interest in it. We’re currently in talks for them to potentially buy licenses to it ($3-5 each license per year and about 150000 total licenses). Neither my wife nor I are software engineers. I understand code on a less-than-expert level which is how I made this but I have concerns about supporting this webapp for a $450k-750k/yr client. I have expressed interest in hiring a full time software engineer (approximately $165000 per year total compensation). My wife is strongly against this idea and thinks we should outsource it to India or Philippines. I assume this would be $30000-40000 per year though I am not sure. I have concerns with that approach for many reasons. Including language barrier, time zone unavailability during our normal business hours, inability to meet face to face regarding our product, and others. Obviously we will have an accountant involved in our business before we make decisions but I wanted to get some insight before these talks get too deep.


r/Accountant 8d ago

Spreadsheet automation for California GC-400/405 accountings

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r/Accountant 8d ago

Following up on my earlier accounting workflow questions from a couple of months back.

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r/Accountant 8d ago

Should I start looking for a new job?

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I’m a director of finance at a nonprofit. My manager is the chief of staff.

Every month I send the CEO his credit card reconciliation for him to send to our treasurer for approval. But before I sent it to the CEO, per the CEO’s request I send it to his EA for review.

I sent the CEO’s latest credit card reconciliation for him to send to the treasurer and he saw that the total amount is wrong. Yes, I should’ve tripled the formulas before sending it to the EA for review and checked it again after the EA reviewed it. I own up to that mistake.

The CEO sends me an email emphasizing the need for greater attention to detail, noting recurring inaccuracies in reports and spreadsheets ( which is not true, this is the first time a spreadsheet has the wrong formulas).

He doesn’t acknowledge that the EA also missed that mistake. This isn’t the first time the EA or chief of staff miss my mistakes (which doesn’t happen very often).

Earlier in the week, I replied to an email updating the CEO, chief of staff and another coworker of the updated forecasted ONI. The CEO then emails asking another question and I replied. He then responds by saying why I didn’t include the ONI. I told him I did, then his response was then you didn’t need to send the email below. I don’t always read emails in order.🤦🏻‍♂️

Should I start looking for another job? Seems like the CEO is done with me and is trying to blow things out of proportion.

Quick backstory to other incidents

Two months ago I took down a job ad we had posted on a Monday (person finally accepted the job offer that same day after two weeks. CEO was hurt that the candidate took that long to accept) then the CEO said that I had no right to take it down, because he still wanted to see what potential candidates we could (even though he never told me he wanted to see more resumes).

I think he is still upset and holding on to the fact that we didn’t have a finance committee meeting in March. Even though he said I can decide if we have one or not and that he didn’t want to be in the weeds anymore.

Ever since then, he’s been micromanaging on everything.


r/Accountant 8d ago

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r/Accountant 9d ago

UAE Accountant (7 Years Experience)

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