The accounting profession is evolving at a rapid pace—and so is our firm. Our clients look to us for progressive solutions to support their businesses and their personal financial health. This means that we invest in the tools, technology and talent necessary to meet the needs of our clients and help them achieve their goals.
The innovation and dedication of Hammerman, Graf, Hughes & Co.’s team members sets our practice apart and is a key driver of our success as a truly modern tax and accounting firm.
If you are a proactive, forward-thinker who is exceptional in your area of expertise and are looking to advance your career by joining our team, we want to hear from you.
Please review our current career positions below and submit your resume with a cover letter or send any inquiries to TSmith@hghcpa.com.
Thank you for your interest in joining the Hammerman, Graf, Hughes & Co. team!
Current Positions:
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Most professions have their own lingo, and accounting is no different. What is different is that you have a vested interest in understanding what your accountant tells you about your financial situation. So, here’s a quick primer on common accounting terms—some business-related, some general—to keep you in the know:
There has rarely been a winter when we so badly needed to see (and feel) spring. Depending on where you live, this could mean bluer skies, warmer temperatures, time outside and…gardening! For those who live in a climate where spring doesn’t always mean it’s warm enough to garden outdoors, consider creating an indoor planting box for flowers, veggies, herbs or all of the above.
While “under a blanket on a cold winter day” isn’t the worst place to work, it’s a good idea to regularly assess your remote working environment—especially if you don’t have a full home office setup—to decide if anything needs an adjustment or upgrade. Here are four important points to consider:
