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The Senior Tax Accountant manages tax accounting and compliance for a multi-entity organization, handling income tax provisions, sales and use tax, and shareholder accounting support.

As a GL Accountant, you'll manage general ledger accounting, lead monthly close processes, oversee intercompany accounting, and ensure compliance with US GAAP and tax regulations.

The Accountant will manage accounting operations, including journal entries and accounts payable, and support month-end close processes.

The Senior Tax Accountant will manage U.S. and Canadian tax compliance, support tax provisions, monitor tax law changes, and collaborate on tax processes.

The Accountant will execute month-end close activities, prepare accruals, partner with teams for accurate entries, perform variance analysis, identify process improvements, and support audit processes.

The Financial Reporting Accountant II prepares financial statements, reports, and ensures compliance with accounting standards. This role involves data analysis, internal collaboration, and process improvement, while utilizing accounting software and maintaining professional growth.

The Sr Accountant manages project costs and fixed asset accounting, ensures compliance with regulations, prepares financial reports, and assists with audits.

As an Accountant/Financial Manager, you will manage federal financial reporting and compliance, support audit remediation, and improve internal controls.

The Fiduciary Accountant will manage fiduciary accountings, prepare formal and informal reports, and coordinate with teams for estate and trust matters.

The Fiduciary Accountant will manage the preparation and review of fiduciary accountings, coordinate with estate administration teams, and maintain accounts and records for estates and trusts.

The Accountant III reconciles complex general ledger accounts, processes accounting transactions, ensures compliance with regulations, and provides support to junior accountants.

The Fund Accountant will manage NAV calculations, prepare financial statements, ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborate with various teams.

The Senior Federal Financial Reporting Accountant will manage federal financial reporting, analyze financial statements, and support audit readiness for federal clients. Responsibilities include advanced accounting, discrepancy analysis, and collaboration with stakeholders.

Assists with tax analysis and reporting, prepares corporate, partnership, and individual taxes, and maintains professional development. Requires fluency in Chinese/Mandarin and English.

The role involves assisting in tax analysis and preparation, collecting information for tax engagements, and maintaining professional development under supervision.

The Senior Development Accountant oversees financial reporting for construction projects, supervises staff, and ensures budgets align with projects. Responsibilities include preparation of financial reports, budget analysis, and coordinating with project managers.

Prepare financial entries, document transactions, handle bookkeeping, maintain accounts, prepare statements and tax documents, perform additional tasks as assigned.

The staff accountant manages payroll accounting accuracy, prepares journal entries, reconciles accounts, provides audit documentation, and supports the general ledger team.

The General Ledger Accountant manages financial records, prepares reconciliations, assists with monthly closes, and ensures compliance with standards.

The Tax Accountant is responsible for preparing tax provisions, compiling returns, processing payments, and supporting tax compliance and audits.

The Accountant manages accounting functions, ensures compliance for Club financial operations, prepares financial statements, and oversees cash management tasks.

The Accountant manages financial records for RHM, conducts account analysis, assists with audits, and prepares financial reports while ensuring compliance with GAAP and regulations.

The Accountant will manage bookkeeping, close books accurately, provide strategic financial insights, and handle both corporate and CEO's personal finances.

The Restricted Funds Accountant manages accounting functions for grants, including invoicing, fund reconciliation, budget monitoring, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Collaborates with departments for financial reporting and assists in audits.

The Senior Grants Accountant manages the lifecycle of grant accounting, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and partnering with program leadership to drive informed decisions.