Chazin

About Chazin

Chazin empowers nonprofit organizations across the U.S. by providing expert accounting, bookkeeping, and consulting services. We ensure nonprofits have clear financial data to fulfill their missions and achieve strategic goals. As a woman-owned firm, founded in 2005, Chazin has grown to serve over 250 nonprofits, earning "Best of Accounting" awards for both client and employee satisfaction for five consecutive years. We deliver comprehensive financial solutions, from general ledger management and grant reporting to audit preparation, allowing mission-driven organizations to focus on their vital work.

How We Work

Chazin operates as a fully remote company, embracing a collaborative and supportive culture. We value open communication in our virtual environment, sharing staff and client calendars to ensure seamless collaboration. Our flexible work schedules allow team members to adjust their hours within specified parameters, balancing individual needs with core business hours for meetings. We are committed to fostering an inclusive work environment, where diversity is celebrated.

Why Join Us

• Impact nonprofits directly by providing essential financial expertise.
• Work in a 100% remote environment with flexible scheduling options.
• Receive 100% CPA licensing fee reimbursement and 50% AICPA membership reimbursement.
• Grow your skills using industry-leading software like SAGE Intacct and QuickBooks Online.
• Join a team recognized for five consecutive years for employee satisfaction.

Benefits & Perks

• 100% remote work environment
• Flexible work schedule
• Medical, Dental, Vision insurance
• Life, STD & LTD insurance
• HSA/FSA
• 401(k) with company match and 100% vesting after 1st year
• 15 days PTO
• 10 Holidays, including 1 Flex Day
• Employee Reward & Recognition Program
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