Top Finance Jobs in Atlanta, GA

The Accounting Manager will manage the construction accounting function, ensure GAAP compliance, and oversee general accounting and financial reporting. They will lead an accounting team, handle project accounting, and collaborate with an external CPA on audits and tax matters.

The Senior Tax Accountant will prepare financial statements, perform general ledger entries, and assist with US corporate tax returns. Responsibilities include tax compliance, planning and advisory services, conducting research on tax issues, financial reporting, client interactions, team leadership, and process improvements.

As a Tax Associate, you will prepare tax returns, communicate with taxing authorities, attend client meetings, and collaborate with team members. You'll engage in training to enhance your technical skills and participate in firm events to build relationships.

The Director of Accounting Advisory at CFGI is responsible for leading client engagements, serving as a subject matter expert on complex accounting issues, and driving deliverables related to financial and regulatory information. They will mentor team members and contribute to business development and firm initiatives while maintaining strong client relationships and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

As a Settlement Accountant I, you will conduct account reconciliations, analyze financial statements, and resolve variances. The role involves collaborating with various teams to manage internal and external settlement systems, ensuring accurate financial reporting.

The Staff Accountant will manage general accounting responsibilities, including GL reconciliations, month-end close tasks, and expense management. This role requires strong accounting skills and the ability to work collaboratively across the organization.

The Senior Manager, Accounting will oversee financial processes and controls, collaborate with finance team members, and ensure compliance with U.S. GAAP. The role requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to changing needs while maintaining high-quality accounting practices.