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Prepare corporate, personal, trust, and partnership tax returns; analyze Canadian tax issues; support strategic tax planning and client management; collaborate with tax, accounting, and audit partners; manage multiple client files and deadlines; and contribute to team training and professional development.

Conduct audits, reviews, and compilation engagements; evaluate financial processes and internal controls; prepare financial statements, working papers, and accounting reports; communicate findings with clients; identify risks and recommend improvements; collaborate with assurance teams; and maintain compliance with auditing standards and regulations. The role also involves ongoing professional development and supporting client service under the supervision of partners, principals, and managers.

Leads audit, review, and notice-to-reader engagements; prepares engagement files, financial statements, and tax returns; manages deadlines and resources; supervises fieldwork teams; coaches junior staff; builds client relationships; and delivers high-quality client service. The role requires strong knowledge of reporting standards, personal and corporate tax, project coordination, communication, organization, and Microsoft Office proficiency. CPA, CA, or a relevant degree and accreditation are required, along with at least three years of public accounting experience.

Manage tax planning, compliance, advisory, and client service engagements for private corporations, owner-managed businesses, high-net-worth individuals, trusts, and estates. Review tax returns, research complex Canadian tax issues, develop tax-efficient strategies, manage client relationships and deadlines, mentor junior professionals, and support practice development and business growth.

General application opportunity with Segal GCSE LLP, a Toronto-based accounting, tax, and business advisory firm. The firm welcomes resumes from talented candidates interested in joining its collaborative, supportive, and growth-oriented team. No specific role responsibilities or qualifications are provided.

Completes compilation engagements and assigned portions of complex client files with increasing independence. Responsibilities include bookkeeping, trial balance input, tax return schedules, financial statements, CSRS 4200 checklists, working papers, file organization, review-note clearance, issue escalation, client communication, workload and WIP management, and deadline tracking. The role requires accounting and tax knowledge, attention to detail, professional communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and accounting software.

Performs compilation, audit, review, tax, and accounting engagements; prepares financial statements, working papers, tax returns, correspondence, and client reports. Investigates discrepancies, escalates issues, communicates with clients, and supports engagement planning. Reviews junior associates’ work, provides feedback, develops industry knowledge, and maintains strong client and team relationships while progressing toward increased independence.