Work with us
Do good work with good people.
This is a small office where the work is careful, the clients are neighbors, and nobody is a number. If that sounds like the kind of place you have been looking for, there may be a chair here for you.
What we look for
The qualities that actually matter here
Nobody has ever been hired at this office for being the fastest.
Dependability
People plan their year around us. Showing up matters more here than being brilliant.
Kindness
Money is a tender subject. Nobody should feel judged in this office, ever.
Accuracy
Careful beats fast. We would rather take an extra day than send something wrong.
Curiosity
The good catches come from someone wondering why a number looks odd.
Clear communication
If a client cannot understand your explanation, the explanation is not finished.
Patience
Some people arrive with a shoebox and an apology. Meet them where they are.
Willingness to learn
The rules change every year. So does the software. Nobody here is finished learning.
Pride in good work
The satisfaction of a return that is right, and a client who finally relaxed.
Why work here
What this office offers
Written honestly, which means one of these says we have not documented something yet rather than making a promise nobody agreed to.
A small office where you are not a number
There is no floor of cubicles and no regional manager. You will know every client we serve and everyone you work with, and they will know you.
Real client relationships
People come back year after year and tell you how the year went. You see the whole arc, not one form out of context.
Room to learn the hard parts
Belinda is an Enrolled Agent and handles IRS representation. If you want to learn the parts of this work that software cannot do, you can learn them here.
Seasonal and flexible arrangements
Some roles here are seasonal on purpose, and some hours are flexible. Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
A workplace that is actually comfortable
Warm light, real chairs, plants that are alive, art on the walls, and a coffee pot that stays on. You are going to spend a lot of hours here in the spring.
- To confirm
Pay and benefits
TO CONFIRM WITH THE OWNER. Compensation, insurance, retirement, and paid time off have not been documented for this site, so nothing is claimed here. We talk about pay early and plainly in the first conversation.
Open positions
Where there is room right now
These are sample listings. They show what a real posting looks like and are not open positions. Real roles replace them in lib/jobs.ts.
- now hiring
Tax Preparer
- Employment type
- Full time, with a seasonal option
- Schedule
- Weekdays, with longer hours during filing season
Prepare individual and small business returns alongside Belinda, and sit with the people whose returns you are preparing. This is a role for someone who likes getting it right and likes explaining it plainly.
Posted January 6, 2026
Sample posting, not a real opening
- now hiring
- now hiring
Bookkeeper
- Employment type
- Part time, with room to grow
- Schedule
- Flexible weekday hours, to be agreed
Keep small business books clean and current month to month, so our clients always know where they stand and tax time is never a scramble.
Posted January 6, 2026
Sample posting, not a real opening
- now hiring
- now hiring
Front Office and Client Coordinator
- Employment type
- Seasonal, January through April
- Schedule
- Filing season hours, including some Saturdays
Be the first person clients see and hear during the busiest months. Keep the schedule honest, the documents organized, and the room calm.
Posted January 6, 2026
Sample posting, not a real opening
- now hiring
The room you would be working in
What it looks like here
These are stand-in pictures until the real ones are taken. What you will not find on this page is a stranger in a boardroom pretending to be your future colleague.
Filing season is genuinely busy, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The rest of the year is calmer, and the office is a comfortable place to spend a long spring.
Start a conversation
There may be a chair here for you.
Send a short note. Tell us what you have done and what you are good at. If you do not have a resume, say so and tell us about your work instead. We read everything that comes in.
You can also just call the office at (502) 420-1040. Asking to speak to someone about working here is a perfectly normal reason to call, and nobody will find it odd.
Curious what the work involves day to day? See what this office does.