Cpas

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Acct.'s
IRS pros
Nos. men
Auditors
Tax pros
Audit team
Audit pros
IRS workers
Figureheads
Bookkeepers
Filing pros
No. brains?
1040 filers
Nos. people
1040 experts
Certain pros
Pacs anagram
Some tax men
Tax-law pros
IRS staffers
Audit makers
IRS employees
Bean counters
Apr. advisors
Auditing pros
Bk. reviewers
No. brainers?
Tax form pros
Books experts
Inc.-tax pros
IRS form pros
Tax prep pros
Tax time VIPs
P&L preparers
No. crunchers
1040EZ experts
Apr. computers
Book reviewers
Men of figures
Money managers
Number experts
Balancing pros
I.R.S. experts
Financial pros
Apr. workhorses
Financial agts.
Returns experts
Tax-form assts.
Tax-season VIPs
Some bus. grads
Auditors: Abbr.
Audit men: Abbr.
Spreadsheet pros
Tax doc. whizzes
Tax prep experts
Tax pros (Abbr.)
Experts on books
Some calculators
Calculating pros
IRS form experts
Busy Apr. workers
Deduction experts
Frequent e-Filers
P. & L. preparers
Some math experts
Some tax advisors
Tax people: Abbr.
They deal in nos.
Taxpayer ID users
Yr.-end visitors?
Calculating types
H&R Block workers
Tax pros, briefly
Accountants: Abbr.
Apr. 15 addressors
Audit team members
Busy bunch in Apr.
Calculating folks?
Figures in figures
H&R Block staffers
Ledger pros: Abbr.
Many tax preparers
Many IRS employees
Numbers men: Abbr.
Sched. C preparers
They often itemize
Workers in columns
IRS experts: Abbr.
No.-crunching pros
Tax experts: Abbr.
Busy folks in Apr.
Some IRS personnel
Acct.-bk. examiners
Apr. 15 consultants
Audit people: Abbr.
Auditors, for short
Bus. degree holders
Busy people on 4/15
Ernst & Young staff
Form fillers: Abbr.
H & R Block workers
Ones for the books?
Pros sought in Apr.
They do taxing work
They're no. experts
Yr.-end consultants
H&R Block employees
Pros with schedules
Tax pros, for short
Busy gp. on April 14
Experts in IRS forms
Experts on IRS rules
Makers of many skeds
Tax experts, briefly
They do book reviews
V.I.P.'s at tax time
They're busy in Apr.
They work in columns
Audit pros, for short
Bean counters (Abbr.)
Figure heads? (abbr.)
Financial pros: Abbr.
Men of figures: Abbr.
Number-crunching grp.
Pros handling returns
Some I.R.S. employees
Sum people, for short
Tax advisers, briefly
Busy bunch on Apr. 14
Masters of deduction?
They work on journals
Bean counters, briefly
Busy people on Apr. 14
Ledger perusers: abbr.
Men of accounts: Abbr.
Many tax pros, briefly
Preparers of 1040 data
Tax-law experts: Abbr.
They'll look over W-2s
They're good with nos.
Certain column writers
Numbers men, for short
Tax experts, for short
Apr. is their big month
Books checkers, briefly
Corp. treasurers, maybe
IRS form experts: Abbr.
Number crunchers: abbr.
Numbers runners?: Abbr.
Ones working with books
Some financial planners
Tax advisers, for short
Tax-form experts: Abbr.
Taxpayer reps, at times
1040 experts, for short
Their days are numbered
Apr. is their busy month
Book auditors, for short
Book reviewers, of sorts
Busy group in early Apr.
Inspectors of fin. books
Men of statistics: Abbr.
Numbers runners, briefly
Pros offering IRA advice
Some auditors, for short
Some H&R Block employees
Some of them become CFOs
Tax prep experts (abbr.)
Tax preparers, for short
They may itemize (Abbr.)
They handle many returns
Bean counters, for short
Apr. midnight-oil burners
Income-tax experts: Abbr.
Some forensic specialists
Some tax advisors (abbr.)
Tax return experts: Abbr.
Tax-filing experts: Abbr.
They may bless the I.R.S.
Busy workers during April
Calculating types (Abbr.)
Number crunchers, briefly
Calculating bunch, briefly
Comptrollers, often: Abbr.
Financial report preparers
Ledger scanners, for short
People doing book reviews?
Professional bean counters
They excel at Excel: Abbr.
They often work on columns
They're busy near tax time
They're not as busy in May
Capital examiners, briefly
April is their cruelest mo.
Balancing experts, briefly?
Big Four workers, for short
Calculating sorts, in brief
Experts on tax forms: Abbr.
Many tax preparers, briefly
Ones doing a balancing job?
P. & L. statement preparers
Reviewers of books, briefly
Schedule experts, for short
They may check your balance
IRS-form experts, for short
Number crunchers, for short
Annual rept. opinion writers
Dealers in books and records
Ones with an early-Apr. rush
People with books, for short
State-approved adders: Abbr.
Workers on financial records
Some tax advisers, for short
Excellent summers, for short?
They often fill out schedules
They work with many schedules
TurboTax alternatives (abbr.)
What some business attys. are
Checkers of entries, for short
Financial data experts (abbr.)
Ones approving fin. statements
Tax preparation experts: Abbr.
Folks with return engagements?
PricewaterhouseCoopers staffers
Midnight oil burners on Apr. 14
They keep a close eye on figures
April number crunchers, for short
Ernst & Young staffers, for short
Ernst & Young employees, for short
Midnight-oil burners in early Apr.
Ones filling out 1040's, for short
Ones working on columns, for short
Pros that are usually busy in Apr.
Professional bean counters, briefly
They get busier in the winter: abbr.
Ones dealing with deductions, briefly
Pros who work on schedules, for short
Busy bees during tax season, for short
They face liabilities in their work, in brief
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