Accounting and Finance Recruitment Services

Mary Ann Markowitz & Associates (MAM), a Dallas provider of accounting and finance recruitment services. We deliver a proven and traditional style of service. It is personal and professional, engaged and involved so that employers and candidates can come together to achieve optimal success and results. To MAM, a talent match is more about a connection than a contract; it must satisfy all parties and fulfill a purpose. The process must solve problems, answer questions, be deliberate, calm, progressive and personal. That’s the MAM difference. Clients—employers and candidates—remain clients for life. They know whom to call, whether it’s a Corporate Controller position or a billing clerk. It’s a premier recruitment service that corporations, HR executives, and finance and accounting executives depend on.

For many, tax season brings its fair share of headaches. Organizations, businesses, and individuals all rely on tax associates to make the filing process easier and to help them navigate the complex landscape of taxes, from preparation to audits.

A  Tax Accountant is responsible for analyzing fiscal matters and preparing, submitting, and managing tax statements and returns for businesses and clients. Also looks after providing advice on financial and tax matters, and should have an in-depth knowledge of the regulations, laws, and acts that govern this process.

Tax Accountant Duties and Responsibilities of the job:

• Prepare tax payments
• Estimate and track tax returns
• Complete quarterly and annual tax reports
• Organize and update the company’s tax database
• Recommend tax strategies that align with business goals
• Prepare necessary paperwork for tax payments and returns
• Share financial data with the accounting department
• Identify tax savings and suggest ways to increase profits
• Follow industry trends and track changes related to taxes
• Liaise with internal and external auditors
• Forecast tax predictions to senior managers

Auditors help businesses increase the accuracy, efficiency, or quality of some aspects of their operations. While many auditors work in finance, these professionals may have expertise in a variety of industries and their job titles may vary to reflect their areas of focus.

Auditor Responsibilities:

• Working with companies and government agencies to research and solve problems and develop policies and procedures that comply with current legislation.
• Analyzing, evaluating, developing, and implementing new control systems that optimize operations or utilize new technologies.
• Recording, reviewing, and interpreting data to determine the effectiveness of operations.
• Researching discrepancies, operational problems, or other issues.
• Examining records, reports, receipts, or other documents and comparing them to company assets and liabilities.
• Bringing company strengths and weaknesses to the attention of management and providing advice as they develop responses or fixes for these issues.
• Generating reports and presenting findings to management or other interested parties.
• Maintaining awareness of current industry trends, technology, and developments.
• Handling additional duties and special projects to ensure the business is operating efficiently and in compliance with all current regulations.