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Performs daily accounting activities, reconciles general ledger accounts, prepares journal entries, accruals, allocations, and analyses, and supports monthly financial closings. Maintains accurate accounting documentation, assists with sales tax filings, creates and manipulates Excel data, and gathers materials for internal and external audits. The role also supports additional accounting projects in an office-based environment.

Prepares and reviews federal and state tax returns for individuals, partnerships, trusts, corporations, and S corporations. Supports tax planning, projections, notices, compliance engagements, and strategic initiatives while maintaining client relationships. Mentors staff accountants and interns, contributes to process improvements and business development, and uses technology to improve efficiency. Requires public accounting tax experience, strong tax and GAAP knowledge, excellent organization and communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and tax software.

The Senior Accountant prepares and analyzes financial results for LIHTC and real estate equity funds. Responsibilities include maintaining ledgers, journal entries, workpapers, fund cash activity, quarterly financial statements, tax returns, audits, investor reports, and GAAP-to-tax analyses. The role also supports financial decision-making, internal controls, process improvements, automation, and communications with investors, auditors, partners, and internal stakeholders.

Maintains project and general ledger records; monitors project costs, funding, and revenue recognition; prepares financial reports, reconciliations, journal entries, tax returns, and audit workpapers. Reviews accounts payable and expense documentation, supports intercompany activities, and coordinates with project managers to ensure accurate and timely billing.

Prepares and analyzes financial statements, journal entries, account reconciliations, SEC filings, benefit plan statements, and XBRL tagging. The role owns complex accruals, supports financial close activities, researches accounting standards, reviews SOX controls, analyzes variances, and leads special projects. It also mentors accountants and interns, presents to senior management, collaborates cross-functionally, and drives process improvements while ensuring compliance with US GAAP.

Performs audit, attestation, and complex accounting advisory work for clients. Ensures financial operations, controls, and reporting comply with accounting standards and regulations; advises on transactions and new standards; engages client stakeholders; develops client relationships; supports business development; and mentors team members.

Supports financial accounting, reporting, compliance, and internal controls in a multi-entity environment. Responsibilities include preparing journal entries, managing period-end close, reconciling accounts, analyzing variances, maintaining balance sheet and income statement accounts, supporting banking, fixed assets, leases, payroll, accounts payable, audits, tax compliance, and process improvements.

Own Treasury Accounting month-end and quarter-end close activities while building AI- and Python-based automation for reconciliations, journal entries, flux analysis, and disclosures. Translate accounting requirements into SAP and data lake solutions, manage testing and implementation, oversee investment, derivative, and debt accounting, support regulatory compliance, and strengthen SOX controls. Partner with Treasury, IT, and service providers on global process standardization and new financial programs.

Manages financial data and grant contracts, including budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, journal entries, financial and programmatic reporting, compliance monitoring, audits, funder submissions, and closeouts. Collaborates with accounting and program staff, prepares budget amendments and funding responses, tracks expenditures and outcomes, supports purchasing and asset inventories, and provides fiscal training. Requires nonprofit accounting experience involving government-funded grants and travel to program sites.

The Accountant administers multi-state payroll, including reconciliation, journal entries, compliance, and reporting. Responsibilities also include general ledger accounting, bank reconciliations, accounts payable, month-end close support, audit coordination, tax and 401(k)/5500 reporting, and financial support for the CFO. The role also assists with fixed assets, company asset administration, and special accounting projects.

Own monthly, quarterly, and annual financial close activities; prepare journal entries, reconciliations, technical accounting analyses, audit workpapers, disclosures, and accounting memos. Support external audits, develop SOX-ready internal controls, perform variance analysis, and collaborate with FP&A, Legal, Tax, Operations, and Engineering. Improve close workflows and reporting through automation, ERP systems, and AI tools while ensuring compliance with US GAAP.

Prepares individual, business, and fiduciary tax returns and projections; researches tax issues; supports engagement planning; communicates with clients and engagement leaders; manages deadlines and budgets; identifies engagement opportunities; provides technical client assistance; and participates in professional development and community activities.

Manage partnership tax compliance and advisory engagements, including federal and multistate returns, tax research, projections, and client communications. Lead client relationships, support business development, mentor staff, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and ensure engagement deadlines and budgets are met. The role focuses on Subchapter K partnership taxation and requires technical consultation, review of tax-related information, and use of tax preparation software.

Manage partnership tax compliance and advisory engagements, review federal and multistate returns, handle client relationships, consult on technical tax matters, support business development, and mentor staff. Prepare individual, business, and fiduciary returns, conduct tax research, communicate with engagement leaders, manage deadlines and budgets, and provide client technical assistance, primarily involving Subchapter K partnership taxation.

Prepares individual, business, and fiduciary tax returns and projections; researches tax issues; responds to client requests; communicates engagement matters; manages deadlines and budgets; supports tax interviews and clients; develops technical expertise; and participates in professional development and community activities.

Manage federal and multistate partnership tax compliance and advisory engagements, prepare individual, business, and fiduciary returns, consult on Subchapter K partnership tax matters, and support client relationships and business development. The role also includes reviewing tax returns, mentoring staff, managing deadlines and budgets, assisting with technical projects, and leading multidisciplinary client service teams.

Supports SaaS revenue recognition and royalty accounting under U.S. GAAP and ASC 606. Reviews contracts, prepares revenue schedules and roll-forwards, reconciles billing and general ledger data, manages royalty and reseller reporting, supports audits and SOX controls, and improves accounting processes and systems. Partners cross-functionally to resolve discrepancies and maintain accurate revenue, billing, and ERP data.

Owns non-labor program costs, cost variance analysis, project budgets, forecasts, and end-to-end inventory accounting. Establishes cost controls, reconciliations, and scalable accounting processes while supporting GAAP, CAS, FAR, DCAA audit readiness, financial reporting, and audits. Partners with Finance, Supply Chain, Operations, and Program Management to improve cost accuracy, compliance, and close-cycle efficiency.

The Senior Accountant oversees monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes; prepares financial statements, audit schedules, and reports; researches accounting policies; maintains internal controls; and identifies financial-system issues. The role supports treasury projects, leads process improvements, participates in department initiatives, reviews team members’ work, and trains colleagues. It requires effective communication with management, strong prioritization, attention to detail, and advanced Excel and Word skills.

Supports credit union financial operations through accounts payable, payroll, cash and account reconciliations, investment postings, wire transfers, financial reporting, general ledger balancing, credit card settlement, indirect lending activity, and month-end closing. The role also prepares government reports, maintains knowledge of credit union products, and refers members to appropriate services.

Supports the Zoo’s finance operations through accounts payable, payroll assistance, bank and balance-sheet reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close, tax filings, vendor 1099s, financial reporting, audit preparation, and administrative accounting tasks. Accountant II additionally oversees AP, payroll coordination, reconciliations, journal entries, and close activities.

Oversee accounting, reporting, forecasting, reconciliation, compliance, and closeout activities for grants and reimbursable contracts. Prepare grant budgets, financial statements, variance analyses, revenue projections, and expenditure forecasts. Support annual budgeting, pre- and post-award processes, transaction reviews, and program staff training. The role requires collaboration with finance and program teams while maintaining compliance with funding requirements, accounting standards, and organizational policies.

Senior Tax Accountant responsible for preparing, reviewing, and analyzing complex federal and state tax returns for individuals, corporations, and multi-entity organizations. The role owns complex engagements, performs financial analysis and reconciliations, provides strategic tax planning, ensures regulatory compliance, and communicates directly with clients. Candidates need at least five years in a senior or manager-level public accounting role, strong technical tax expertise, complex client experience, and the ability to work three days per week in the Tulsa office.

Provides outsourced accounting services to nonprofit clients, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, reconciliations, monthly financial reporting, grant tracking, cash-flow monitoring, and audit preparation. The Accountant communicates with clients, staff, boards, and finance committees, works across multiple client organizations in hybrid and on-site settings, and may progress toward a Controller role.

Provides outsourced accounting services to nonprofit clients, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, reconciliations, monthly financial reporting, grant tracking, cash-flow monitoring, and audit preparation. The role requires regular client interaction with nonprofit staff, boards, and finance committees, and may involve both virtual and on-site work. It offers hybrid flexibility and potential advancement to a Controller-level position.