Careers that cross borders.
Work that spans more than one country. You’ll learn fast here.
The work you’d do
Three examples of the kind of file you’d work on in your first year. Illustrations of typical work, not client stories.
- File 01
Jurisdictions: Canada to United States
The US side of a family’s move from Toronto to Texas
What you’d work on
- When US residency starts
- FBAR and Form 8938 for the Canadian accounts
- Treaty positions, disclosed on Form 8833
IllustrationWhat you’d learn
How two tax systems meet in one US return.
- File 02
Jurisdictions: Pakistan to United States
A founder in Lahore opens a US LLC
What you’d work on
- Form 5472 with the pro forma Form 1120
- W-8BEN guidance for the company’s US payers
- Records of payments between the owner and the company
IllustrationWhat you’d learn
How a foreign-owned US company stays compliant.
- File 03
Jurisdictions: United States
A Montana contractor’s first clean year of books
What you’d work on
- Job costing in QuickBooks Online
- Forms 1099-NEC by January 31
- Statements for the bonding company
IllustrationWhat you’d learn
How monthly books become numbers a bank can read.
Why join us
Real clients, early.
Client work from your first months.
Feedback on every file.
You’ll always know why.
Modern stack.
Cloud accounting and AI-assisted workflows.
Exam support.
Study leave and exam support for US CPA candidates.
How we hire
Four steps. We reply to every application.
Send your CV
By email, with a few lines on the work that interests you.
A short call
Thirty minutes about you, the work and how we work.
A practical exercise
A short task based on real work, talked through together.
An offer
In writing, with the role, the pay and a start date.