IRS people
Else clues• 1040 experts
• 1040 experts, for short
• 1040 filers
• 1040 fillers and filers
• 1040 preparers
• 1040 preparers, maybe
• Acct.-bk. examiners
• Acct.'s
• Annual rept. opinion writers
• Apr. 15 addressors
• Apr. computers
• Apr. figurers
• Apr. is their big month
• Apr. midnight-oil burners
• Apr. workhorses
• April is their cruelest mo.
• April number crunchers, for short
• Audit makers
• Audit team members
• Auditing employees: Abbr.
• Auditors
• Auditors, at times
• Auditors, for short
• Auditors, often
• Auditors, perhaps
• Auditors: Abbr.
• Balancing experts, briefly?
• Balancing pros
• Bean counters
• Bean counters (Abbr.)
• Bean counters briefly
• Bean counters, for short
• Bean counters: abbrev.
• Bk. reviewers
• Bk. reviewers, perhaps
• Book auditors, for short
• Book reviewers, for short
• Books experts
• Bus. degree holders
• Busy bunch on Apr. 14
• Busy folks in Apr.
• Busy people on April 15
• Busy workers during April
• Calculating bunch, briefly
• Calculating folks?
• Calculating individuals: abbr.
• Calculating pros
• Calculating sorts
• Calculating types
• Calculating types (Abbr.)
• Capital examiners, briefly
• Checkers of entries, for short
• Co. auditors
• Corp. treasurers, maybe
• Dealers in books and records
• Deduction experts
• Ernst & Young employees
• Ernst & Young employees, for short
• Ernst & Young staff
• Excellent summers, for short?
• Experts in IRS forms
• Experts on bks.
• Figure heads? (abbr.)
• Figureheads?
• Figures experts: abbr.
• Filing aids hiding in this puzzle's long answers
• Financial agts.
• Financial data experts (abbr.)
• Financial friends: Abbr.
• Financial pros
• Folks with return engagements?
• Form fillers: Abbr.
• Frequent filers
• H & R Block workers
• H&R Block employees
• I.R.S. employees
• I.R.S. experts
• I.R.S. experts, you hope
• I.R.S. staffers
• I.R.S. workers
• Income-tax experts: Abbr.
• Ind. auditors
• Independent auditors (abbr.)
• Inspectors of fin. books
• IRS experts: Abbr.
• IRS form experts
• IRS form preparers
• IRS form pros
• IRS pros
• KPMG employees
• Ledger perusers: abbr.
• Long-form pros
• Many tax preparers
• Masters of deduction?
• Midnight oil burners on Apr. 14
• No Mar./ Apr. vacations for them
• No. brains?
• No. crunchers
• No.-crunching pros
• Nos. men
• Nos. people
• Nos. pros
• Number crunchers
• Number crunchers (abbr.)
• Number crunchers, briefly
• Number crunchers, for short
• Number-crunchers, familiarly
• Numbers men, for short
• Numbers pros
• Numbers runners?: Abbr.
• Ones doing a balancing job?
• Ones filling out 1040's, for short
• Ones for the books?
• Ones who might correct schedule conflicts, for short
• Ones with an early-Apr. rush
• Ones working on columns, for short
• Ones working with books
• P and L preparers
• P. & L. preparers
• P. & L. statement preparers
• Pacs anagram
• People doing book reviews?
• People with books, for short
• PricewaterhouseCoopers staffers
• Professional bean counters
• Professional bean counters, briefly
• Pros sought in Apr.
• Pros who work on schedules, for short
• Pros with schedules
• Return pros: Abbr.
• Return signers, often: abbr.
• Reviewers of bks.
• Reviewers of books, briefly
• Sched. C preparers
• Schedule experts, for short
• Some 1040 preparers
• Some auditors: Abbr.
• Some bus. grads
• Some IRS personnel
• Some no. crunchers
• Some of them become CFOs
• Some tax advisers, for short
• Some tax advisors (abbr.)
• Spreadsheet pros
• Sum people, for short
• Tax advisors
• Tax advisors, briefly
• Tax experts: Abbr.
• Tax form pros
• Tax prep pros
• Tax preparers
• Tax pros
• Tax pros, briefly
• Tax pros, for short
• Tax pros: Abbr.
• Tax specialists
• Tax time VIPs
• Tax-form experts: Abbr.
• Tax-time helpers: Abbr.
• Taxing folks
• Taxpayer reps, at times
• Their days are numbered
• Their work may be taxing?
• They do book reviews
• They do taxing work
• They get a lot of return business
• They handle a lot of returns
• They handle many returns
• They keep a close eye on figures
• They keep bks.
• They may itemize (Abbr.)
• They may work on columns
• They often fill out schedules
• They often itemize
• They work in columns
• They work on journals
• They work with many schedules
• They're busy around Apr. 15
• They're busy in Apr.
• They're good with nos.
• They're no. experts
• Those who figure the figs.
• Total pros?
• What some business attys. are
• Workers in columns
• Workers on financial records
• Yr.-end visitors