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Staff Accountant supporting corporate accounting, CAPEX and fixed asset management, budget-to-actual variance reporting, vendor and contractor financial oversight, GL coding governance, month-end close, accruals, reconciliations, accounts receivable research, and revenue audits. The role requires strong GAAP knowledge, advanced Excel skills, and experience with accounting, FP&A, project accounting, or fixed assets.

Prepares and reviews business, trust, and individual tax returns; maintains accurate client books through journal entries; researches accounting and tax issues; manages deadlines and client relationships; and mentors junior staff. The role also supports firm initiatives and provides consulting and escalation guidance. It is an in-office position requiring significant seasonal overtime during tax deadlines.

Supports public accounting client work by preparing individual and business tax returns, maintaining books and records, performing reconciliations, responding to client requests, researching basic tax and accounting questions, and managing deadlines across multiple engagements. The role is full-time and in-office in Columbus, Ohio, with significant seasonal overtime during tax filing deadlines.

Own the monthly close, journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, financial statements, and balance sheet schedules. Support billing accuracy, collections coordination, commission accruals, and revenue reconciliations across systems. Improve accounting processes, document recurring work, identify risks, and provide leadership with clear, reliable monthly financial reporting.

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.

Perform accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll processing, reconciliations, monthly financial reporting, grant monitoring, cash flow projections, and audit preparation for nonprofit clients. The Accountant will work with multiple clients, staff, boards, and finance committees in a hybrid environment, with opportunities for advancement to Controller.

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 involves regular interaction with clients, boards, and finance committees, with work performed in a hybrid environment and occasional client-site travel.

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 works with multiple clients, their staff, boards, and finance committees in a hybrid environment, with opportunities for advancement to Controller.

Maintains financial records for Bridgeway corporations, including journal entries, checks, deposits, financial statements, account reconciliations, fixed assets, intercompany accounts, leases, audits, and closing processes. The Accountant also supports budgeting, investigates transactions, ensures regulatory compliance, maintains the chart of accounts, and follows up on delinquent business accounts.

Owns month-, quarter-, and year-end close activities, including journal entries, account reconciliations, multi-currency accounting, consolidation, and financial statement support. Manages cash positioning, bank activity, payment runs, intercompany funding, and investment reconciliations. Supports audits, tax provision work, compliance, internal controls, SOX readiness, and process automation across global entities.

Supports SEC filings, quarterly earnings materials, external financial reporting, and benefits accounting. Responsibilities include Forms 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-3, and S-4; iXBRL tagging; stock-based, deferred compensation, pension, health, and self-insurance accounting; government filings; SOX 404 controls; and coordination with auditors, actuaries, consultants, and benefit administrators.

Supports corporate tax compliance, reporting, planning, audits, and accounting operations. Responsibilities include preparing federal, state, local, sales and use, and property tax filings; supporting tax provisions and estimates; reconciling tax accounts; preparing journal entries and audit documentation; researching tax issues; responding to notices; and coordinating with tax advisors and internal teams.

Manages accounting and financial forecasting for small to mid-sized construction projects. Responsibilities include contract administration, requisition and lien waiver review, project forecasts, accounts receivable and payable, financial closeout, audits, WIP analysis, and variance explanations. The role collaborates with project teams, clients, and subcontractors, primarily from the office with travel to project sites.

Supports corporate income and indirect tax processes, including preparing and reviewing federal, multistate, franchise, sales and use, and other tax returns. Coordinates tax payments, reconciles tax accounts, researches technical tax issues, supports audits, responds to notices, and resolves tax matters. The role also assists tax management with daily inquiries and special projects while maintaining accurate reporting and meeting deadlines.

The Senior Tax Accountant completes tax projects, reviews engagements, manages client relationships, researches business-specific issues, and recommends solutions. The role increasingly manages engagements, supervises and mentors Staff Accountants, improves team profitability, and meets firm deadlines. Responsibilities also include professional development, maintaining accounting and tax expertise, pursuing CPA licensure, and supporting varied client assignments involving real estate, affordable housing, community development, and related tax-credit programs.

Manages tax projects and engagement reviews with minimal supervision, increasingly oversees engagement management, researches business issues, maintains client relationships, mentors staff accountants, and improves team profitability. Requires strong accounting and tax knowledge, organizational skills, communication, attention to detail, and Microsoft Office proficiency. The role may involve CPA licensure efforts, occasional domestic travel, and evening or weekend work as needed.

Performs general accounting, reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable, grant compliance, private-pay invoicing, fixed-asset tracking, cash reporting, cost allocations, financial reporting, and audit support. Provides backup support for budgets, grant submissions, program reports, Medicaid cost reports, payroll and pension reconciliations, and compliance activities. Maintains accounting records and analyzes program financial information.

Prepare monthly payment provider reconciliations vs ERP/gateway/bank records, research and document discrepancies, prepare journal entries and close schedules, maintain SOX-ready control evidence, support audits, and drive process improvements and automation initiatives.

Maintain general ledger and records for hedge funds and registered products, prepare NAV calculations, reconcile cash and portfolios, record trades and valuations, process corporate actions and expense accruals, and coordinate with administrators, brokers, custodians to ensure GAAP and SEC compliance.

Performs accounting transactions, reconciliations, financial analysis, reporting, tax and regulatory research, and monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities. Maintains supporting documentation, applies basic GAAP and financial controls, identifies and resolves accounting issues, improves procedures, and supports internal and external audits.