The U.S. Tax Reviewer reviews prepared tax returns for accuracy, completeness, customer readiness, filing risk, and alignment with the customer’s books and supporting documentation. This is a quality-control and customer-protection role, not a passive sign-off step.

The ideal candidate can identify material tax errors, catch bookkeeping inconsistencies, validate adjustments, review Form 6765/R&D credit items where applicable, communicate clearly with preparers, and support or conduct customer draft review conversations when needed. The reviewer owns follow-through until the return is corrected, customer-ready, approved, filed, or clearly reassigned.

Core Responsibilities

• Review prepared federal and applicable state returns before customer delivery or filing, including 1040, Schedule C, 1120, 1120-S, and 1065 returns.

• Confirm returns align with year-end financi...