- CPAS
- They do it by the numbers
- IRS form experts
- P&L preparers
- Their work may be taxing?
- Bean counters, for short
- Some bean counters, briefly
- They do taxing work, briefly
- Pros who'll get a lot of frantic phone calls in a few weeks
- Workers in green visors, stereotypically
- Number crunchers (abbr.)
- Some auditors, for short
- They excel at Excel: Abbr.
- Numbers runners?: Abbr.
- IRS forms mavens
- Busy ones on 4/14
- IRS staffers
- Experts in IRS forms
- 1040 experts
- They perform balancing acts
- Tax prep pros
- Ind. auditors
- Bk. reviewers, perhaps
- Some 1040 preparers
- They keep bks.
- What some business attys. are
- Reviewers of books, briefly
- No.-crunching pros
- They're sometimes involved in laundering
- Figures figuring figures
- IRS employees
- Tax preparers
- Tax advisors, briefly
- Co. auditors
- Independent auditors (abbr.)
- No. brains?
- No. crunchers
- Yr.-end visitors
- 1040 fillers and filers
- Book reviewers?
- Calculating sorts
- Tax pros
- Frequent filers
- They're busy around Apr. 15
- Spreadsheet pros
- They may work on columns
- IRS form preparers
- Tax pros, briefly
- Figure heads? (abbr.)
- Financial data experts (abbr.)
- Some tax advisors (abbr.)
- Calculating pros
- April is their cruelest mo.
- They do book reviews
- Number crunchers, briefly
- Some IRS personnel
- They do taxing work
- 1040 experts, for short
- Busy folks in Apr.
- Many tax preparers, briefly
- Midnight-oil burners in early Apr.
- Some H&R Block employees
- Experts on IRS rules
- Tax prep experts (abbr.)
- Auditors:Abbr.
- Apr. VIPs
- Nos. experts
- Numbers crunchers
- Busy people on April 15
- Nos. pros
- Reviewers of bks.
- Those who figure the figs.
- Accts.
- Financial pros
- P and L preparers
- They work on journals
- Some no. crunchers
- They handle a lot of returns
- Masters of deduction?
- Bk. reviewers
- Annual rept. opinion writers
- Balancing experts, briefly?
- IRS form pros
- Tax time VIPs
- Pros who work on schedules, for short
- Pros with schedules
- They're no. experts
- Pros unlikely to use vacation time in April
- Some PwC employees
- Frequent e-Filers
- Makers of many skeds
- Ones dealing with deductions, briefly
- Pros handling returns
- Taxpayer ID users
- Yr.-end consultants
- Auditing pros
- Tax law pros
- TurboTax pros
- Pros who work according to schedule?
- Some 30-Down employees: Abbr.
- Apr. midnight-oil burners
- Apr. figurers
- Auditing employees: Abbr.
- IRS workers
- Tax-time helpers: Abbr.
- IRS people
- Return pros: Abbr.
- Tax experts: Abbr.
- Auditors, often
- Tax pros: Abbr.
- Some auditors: Abbr.
- Income-tax experts: Abbr.
- Books experts
- IRS experts
- Some tax advisers, for short
- IRS experts: Abbr.
- Tax-form experts: Abbr.
- Tax pros, for short
- IRS pros
- Many tax preparers
- Audit team members
- Deduction experts
- Certain column writers
- Some tax advisors
- Tax experts, for short
- Many IRS employees
- Audit pros
- IRS-form experts, for short
- Tax-law experts: Abbr.
- They may check your balance
- They often work on columns
- Comptrollers, often: Abbr.
- Experts on books
- Financial report preparers
- Ledger pros: Abbr.
- Returns experts
- Some calculators
- IRS-form experts: Abbr.
- Pros offering IRA advice
- Some forensic specialists
- Some financial planners
- State-approved adders: Abbr.
- Tax experts, briefly
- Audit experts: Abbr.
- Audit pros, for short
- Audit team
- Tax return experts: Abbr.
- Credentialed calculators
- Many money mgrs.
- Tax prep experts
- Books reviewers
- Summers found in the four longest answers
- Many paid preparers
- Number-crunchers, for short
- PricewaterhouseCoopers staffers
- Pros sought in Apr.
- Some of them become CFOs
- They're good with nos.
- Ones for the books?
- 1040EZ experts
- Tax experts: Colloq.
- Workers with figures: Colloq.
- They're busy around March 15.
- March 15th arithmeticians.
- Accountants.
- Auditors.
- Aces.
- Audit makers.
- Auditors' aides.
- Auditors' aides: Abbr.
- Workers on financial records.
- Adepts at figures.
- Business experts, for short.
- Debit and credit men: Abbr.
- Audit experts.
- Certain workers with books.
- Masters of ledger domain.
- Mathematicians of a sort.
- Form 1040 experts.
- Men of figures.
- Tax experts.
- Important business men.
- Balancing experts.
- Human computers.
- Apr. computers
- Auditors, for short
- Pacs anagram
- Accountants: Abbr.
- Men of account: Abbr.
- Men of statistics: Abbr.
- Numbers men: Abbr.
- Audit men: Abbr.
- Some tax men
- Men of figures: Abbr.
- Bookkeepers
- Audit people: Abbr.
- Men of accounts: Abbr.
- Money managers
- They're busy near tax time
- Figures in figures
- Tax-form assts.
- Some math experts
- They're busy in Apr.
- They may bless the I.R.S.
- Nos. men
- Apr. 15 consultants
- Apr. is their busy month
- Some I.R.S. employees
- Tax preparers, for short
- Tax people: Abbr.
- Busy people on Apr. 14
- Inc.-tax pros
- Numbers men, for short
- V.I.P.'s at tax time
- Busy gp. on April 14
- Ledger scanners, for short
- Preparers of 1040 data
- Financial agts.
- Busy group in early Apr.
- Nos. people
- They deal in nos.
- Acct.-bk. examiners
- Professional bean counters
- Tax advisers, for short
- Ernst & Young staff
- H & R Block workers
- Taxpayer reps, at times
- Calculating types
- Corp. treasurers, maybe
- Their days are numbered
- They often itemize
- Workers in columns
- H&R Block employees
- They work with many schedules
- Sched. C preparers
- People doing book reviews?
- Tax return pros
- Workers with taxing schedules, for short?
- Capital examiners, briefly
- Figureheads?
- They often fill out schedules
- Book auditors, for short
- Calculating folks?
- Checkers of entries, for short
- Ones filling out 1040's, for short
- People with books, for short
- Ones working with books
- P. & L. statement preparers
- Ernst & Young employees, for short
- Inspectors of fin. books
- Ones doing a balancing job?
- Balancing pros
- Ones working on columns, for short
- Calculating bunch, briefly
- Excellent summers, for short?
- I.R.S. experts, you hope
- Dealers in books and records
- Number-crunching grp.
- They face liabilities in their work, in brief
- Busy Apr. workers
- Calculating sorts, in brief
- H&R Block staffers
- Big Four workers, for short
- Busy bees during tax season, for short
- Ones approving fin. statements
- Book reviewers, for short
- Frequent filers, for short
- 47-Down experts, for short
- Figures in an audit, in brief
- Tax whizzes
- April number crunchers, for short
- Ones with an early-Apr. rush
- Tax doc. whizzes
- Book reviewers who don't indulge fantasy writers
- No Mar./ Apr. vacations for them
- Tax-season V.I.P.s
- Some C.F.O.s
- Calculation pros, for short
- Pros who might offer estate-planning services
- Some figure heads?
- They work in columns
- Bean counters
- Bean counters (Abbr.)
- Bus. degree holders
- Bean counters, briefly
- They may itemize (Abbr.)
- Apr. workhorses
- Book reviewers, of sorts
- Folks with return engagements?
- Pros at balancing, briefly?
- Tax law whizzes, briefly
- Pros at 49-Across
- Pros at filing returns
- Ledger perusers: abbr.
- Experts on IRS forms
- Number crunchers
- Tax form pros
- Apr. is their big month
- Experts on bks.
- Some bus. grads
- They handle many returns
- They keep a close eye on figures
- Calculating types (Abbr.)
- Professional bean counters, briefly
- Midnight oil burners on Apr. 14
- Ernst & Young staffers, for short
- Many tax pros, briefly
- Finance pros
- 1040 preparers, maybe
- Ones who might correct schedule conflicts, for short
- Ernst & Young employees
- Reviewers of books?
- Filing aids hiding in this puzzle's long answers
- KPMG employees
- Busy bunch on Apr. 14
- Form fillers: Abbr.
- Sum people, for short
- Schedule experts, for short
- Busy bunch in Apr.
- Filing pros
- Tax advisers, briefly
- Deduction crew, briefly
- 1040 reviewers, briefly
- Experts with IRS forms
- Filers in Apr.
- Book reviewers, of a sort
