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About The Role

Communication

  • Advise clients on a wide range of corporate and federal tax issues, various duties to include tax research and planning, compliance, consulting, and business transaction structuring services.
  • Communicate with clients to discuss tax accounting matters
  • Meet client service expectations through adhering to time budgets and maintaining positive client communications
  • Deliver highest level of customer service to clients, including those at the executive level
  • Communicate with client personnel in order to identify and assess existing client accounting processes, internal controls, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Technical Work

  • Perform audit procedures, over cash, A/R, inventories property and equipment, prepaid, A/P, accrued expenses, debt and general income statement accounts in client financial statements and propose adjusting journal entries when needed.
  • Review accounting transactions and consider appropriate application of generally accepted accounting principles.
  • Prepare financial statement footnotes (on areas audited) and internal control observations and recommendations.
  • Research fundamental issues using online tools.

Professional Development

  • Perform other duties as needed on engagements and as assigned by supervisory personnel
  • Gain an understanding of Firm policies, procedures, and professional standards through observation and inquiry and adheres to them.
  • Demonstrate positive attitude towards Firm and profession.
  • Represent the Firm in a favorable and professional manner.
  • Develop initiative, interpersonal skills, and practical application of technical knowledge.
  • Perform other related duties assigned by immediate supervisor and other Firm management as required.
  • Confidentiality of Firm and client information is critical.

Benefits

  • Competitive Salary
  • Health, Dental & Life Insurance
  • Prescription Drug Plan
  • 401(k) Plan
  • Dependent Care Plan
  • Parking Reimbursement
  • SmartBenefits® Program
  • 10 Paid Holidays Annually
  • 16 days of Paid Time Off – PTO (0-5 years of employment)
  • 21 days of Paid Time Off – PTO (over 5 years of employment)
  • Training In-House
  • Training through the AICPA, MACPA, VSCPA, GWSCPA
  • Summer Fridays-Off Program
  • Incentive Time Off Plan for Overtime Hours
  • Paid Professional Accounting Memberships and Licenses
  • Discount Pricing on CPA Exam Study Materials
  • Paid Time Off to Take the CPA Exam
  • Bonus Upon Passing the CPA Exam
  • After Tax Season Firm Trip

Internships.

Frequently asked questions:

Currently, we offer Accounting Internship and Marketing Internship positions, however always be on the lookout for additional opportunities.

Internship contracts start with a 3-month (semester-long) commitment, however, can be extended for candidates who express interest. Many interns choose to stay on as interns until they graduate from their undergraduate degree, and move into Jr. Staff or Staff Accountant positions.

When you become an intern at R&W we will ask for your availability. Our goal is to make it a flexible opportunity for you that surrounds your school and extracurricular schedule. Our core hours are Monday-Friday 9 AM-4 PM, so generally, there will be overlap with these times.

Internships generally align with university semester schedules (Fall, Spring, and Summer start dates). However, these dates can be flexible to match your needs!

Internship placements can be based out of our 3 office locations; Bethesda, MD, Frederick, MD, and Vienna, VA.

Interns generally work between 25-29 hours per week. Your hours might look different if you have a midterm, final, or soccer game coming up. We are here to support you at school and in the office.

Assistance, mentorship, career pathway into accounting (Accounting Intern -> Jr. Staff Accountant -> Staff Accountant), networking, opportunities, software training, Invitations to lunch with great coworkers, and free coffee in the office