Work directly for US accounting firms. Keep 100% of your salary.
US CPA firms find your profile and hire you themselves. No agency, no commission, no cut of your salary, ever.
Free for accounting professionals. Always. US firms begin hiring in late 2026 (October to December).

Arjun S.
Verified · English + US tax assessment
- Tax preparer · CA Inter · 4 yrs experience
- Ahmedabad, India · can work US‑overlap hours
- Full‑time · available within 30 days
Software
- QuickBooks Online
- Drake
- Lacerte
US returns prepared
- Form 1040
- 1120‑S
- 1065
Expected salary
$900‑1,200/mo
A sample verified profile. This is what US firms will see.
Work in the tools you already know
QuickBooksXeroDrakeLacerteCCHUltraTax
Software names are the property of their owners. We are not affiliated with any of them.
Why direct hiring changes everything
Whether you're at an offshore firm or working domestically, someone between you and the client keeps most of what your work is worth.
Through an offshore firm or agency
US firm pays $2,000/mo
you receive · about ₹55,000/mo
middleman keeps $1,400 · office · sales team · margin
Hired directly
US firm pays $1,200/mo
you receive · about ₹1.1 lakh/mo
US firm saves $800/mo
Twice the pay for you. A smaller bill for the firm.
Apply free, takes 3 minutesIllustrative figures based on typical offshore staffing rates · bars drawn to scale ($2,000 = full width) · ₹ amounts approximate.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one takes three minutes.
Apply
Tell us your qualifications, software skills, US tax experience, and salary expectations. Structured questions, no essay, no resume upload.
Get verified
Shortlisted applicants complete a short English writing prompt and a 10‑question US accounting quiz by email. Pass it and your profile earns a Verified badge, the thing US firms filter for first.
Get hired, directly
When US firms join in late 2026, they search the database, contact you directly, interview you, and hire you. You negotiate your own salary. They pay you, not us.
- QuickBooks
- Drake
- Form 1040
Arjun S.
Tax preparer · Ahmedabad · CA Inter · 4 yrs
Rahul M.
Senior accountant · Pune · CA · 6 yrs
Anjali K.
Bookkeeper · Kochi · M.Com · 3 yrs
Sample results. Verified profiles rank first.
Who we're looking for
We are building India's best database of US‑ready accounting talent. You are a fit if you are any of the following.
Chartered Accountants, CA Inter and Finalists
Including those with zero US experience. Your fundamentals are the hard part. US tax software is learnable.
Priority profile
Offshore firm staff on US clients
QuickBooks, Drake, Lacerte, CCH, UltraTax. If you want to stop giving away most of your billing rate, you are exactly who we are looking for.
Bookkeepers and staff accountants
With strong English and one or more years of experience.
Tax preparers
Anyone who has prepared US returns: 1040s, 1120‑S, 1065s.
CMAs, ACCAs and M.Coms
With professional accounting experience.
What US firms typically pay direct hires
- $500 to $800
- Bookkeepers
- $800 to $1,500
- Experienced accountants and tax preparers
- $1,500 to $2,500+
- Senior and reviewer roles
Per month, full-time, long-term positions. Not gig work. Figures are typical, not guaranteed.
What a US firm sees when it opens your profile
Not a resume in an inbox. A structured, verified record, and the firm reads it without anyone standing in between.

Priya M.
Verified 26 Jun 2026 passed the English writing assessment and US tax & accounting exam (8/10)
- Bookkeeper · 5 yrs experience · 3 yrs on US clients
- CMA (India) · B.Com, MG University
- Kochi, India · English (assessed), Malayalam, Hindi
In their own words
“A new client came to us fourteen months behind on their books: two QuickBooks files, a personal card mixed into business spending, and an opening balance that was off by $6,900. I rebuilt the chart of accounts, brought in the bank and card feeds month by month, and tagged every owner expense for their CPA to review. It took about six weeks working a few hours a day. When we finished, their CPA filed the overdue return from clean books, and the client moved to a normal monthly close with me.”
Sample profile. A structured, verified record, not a resume in an inbox.
Where we are right now
We'll be straight with you, because you've seen enough websites that aren't.
AccountingTalent.in is new. We are building the talent database first, and that is what this application is. We open it to US accounting firms in late 2026 (October to December).
There is no job waiting for you today.
What you get by applying now:
- Founding-member placement
- Verified early profiles appear first when firms start searching.
- A free, permanent profile
- We will never charge accountants. Our revenue comes from firms paying for database access, the same model that has worked for over 15 years in the Philippines (OnlineJobs.ph), where more than 500,000 employers hire this way.
- No exclusivity, no lock-in
- Your profile, your negotiation, your job. Delete anytime.
Questions you’re probably asking
Is this really free?
Yes, permanently, for accounting professionals. US firms pay a subscription to search the database. If anyone ever asks you for money to join, it is not us.
I don't have US experience. Should I still apply?
Yes, if you are a CA, CA Inter, CMA, or an experienced accountant. Many US firms train strong fundamentals. You will be in the trainable pool, shown to firms that hire for potential.
How would a US firm pay me?
Directly, in USD, via international transfer or payment platforms. This is the same way thousands of Indian freelancers and remote workers are paid today.
We are also building payment tooling that handles the FIRC paperwork you need for GST and tax filing.
Do I have to work US night hours?
No. Many roles (bookkeeping, tax prep) work fine on Indian hours with overnight turnaround. Roles needing live collaboration pay more for evening overlap. You declare your preference in the application.
The database opens to US firms in late 2026. Be in it on day one.
Know another accountant working US hours for agency pay? Refer them and you will both get featured placement at launch.