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Our Forensics Group is seeking a Paraprofessional 2 to join our us in any of our NJ office locations (Princeton, NJ; Whippany, NJ; East Brunswick NJ; Red Bank, NJ; Saddle Book, NJ) . The FVS Group supports attorneys in the pursuit of their client’s matters through financial analysis and expert testimony. Our group handles matters of Forensic Investigations, Ownership Disputes, Marital Dissolution, Economic Damages, Post Acquisition Disputes, Insolvency, Bankruptcy, White Collar Crime, and Estate matters among others.

Withum’s brand is a reflection of our people, our culture and our strength. We have become synonymous with teamwork and client service excellence. The cornerstone of our success can truly be accredited to the dedicated professionals who work here every day, whose mission is to help our clients grow and thrive - to be in a position of strength. But our commitment goes beyond our clients as we continue to live the Withum Way, promoting personal and professional growth for all team members, clients, and surrounding communities.

How you’ll spend your time:

Review and reconciliation of data input for spending analyses in matrimonial matters, including bank statements, brokerage statements, credit card statements, lines of credit and other financial sources from which individuals pay living expenses
Review and reconciliation of bank and brokerage statements for purposes of asset and income tracing
Review and analyze individual income tax returns and supporting documentation for development of income and cash flow analyses
Review of Quickbooks and a Quicken files and printing of reports
Review and reconciliation of various financial information and documents to respond to various inquiries

The kinds of people we want to talk to have many of the following:

High School Diploma required. Bachelor's degree in accounting is a plus.
At least 10 years of experience as a full charge bookkeeper, or similar position
Prior experience in a CPA firm a plus
Knowledge of Quickbooks and Quicken
Knowledge of Excel
Knowledge of Word
Knowledge of Form 1040 and other tax documents
Excellent analytical skills
Exceptional communication skills
Ability to perform various tasks in a rapidly growing, fast-paced, interactive, results-based team environment
Excellent organizational, project management skills, and strong attention to detail
Ability to oversee others, review their work and provide constructive feedback

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