Top Accounting Manager Jobs

Manages dealership accounting operations, supervises and trains accounting staff, supports monthly financial statements, reconciles accounts, approves receivable adjustments, maintains manufacturer accounts, prepares bonus and expense reports, and assists with audits. The role also supports staffing decisions, performance management, productivity goals, and completion of assigned accounting projects.

Lead and scale the global General Ledger team, own month/quarter/year-end close, ensure US GAAP and SOX compliance, drive finance automation and AI adoption (BlackLine, ERPs), enhance data warehouse reporting, partner cross-functionally, and manage external audits and technical accounting policy.

Manages revenue accounting for strategic partnerships and retail revenue streams. Oversees close activities, reporting, journal entries, variance analysis, revenue recognition, controls, and documentation. Partners with operations, finance, legal, and external stakeholders to improve accounting processes, systems, reporting, and automation while ensuring accurate and compliant revenue reporting.

Accounting Manager responsible for owning monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes in a complex, multi-entity travel business. The role oversees GAAP compliance, intercompany accounting, ASC 842 leases, capex, revenue share, reconciliations, audits, and financial reporting. It also leads and develops accounting staff, improves processes, supports system implementations, and drives automation and scalability across the accounting function.

Own the month-end close, including close scheduling, journal entry and reconciliation review, financial statement preparation, GAAP compliance, and internal controls. Oversee AP, AR, cash application, payroll compliance, lender reporting, audit and tax coordination. Provide accounting staff guidance, improve ERP processes, and use AI-enabled workflows to reduce manual effort and accelerate close activities.

Own monthly close and portfolio-level reporting across multiple operating companies. Build standardized accounting processes, controls, integration playbooks, and technology workflows for acquisitions. Manage reconciliations, accruals, financial analyses, and internal controls while partnering with operator-CEOs on performance. Support audit, tax, treasury, and payroll activities; hire and develop Portfolio Accountants; and continuously improve accounting operations across an acquisitive portfolio.

Own the monthly close and financial reporting process, review journal entries and reconciliations, oversee AP and AR, maintain internal controls, support lender compliance, coordinate with auditors and tax preparers, and improve ERP-driven accounting processes. The role also provides technical guidance to accounting staff and encourages AI-assisted workflows.

Manage general ledger activities, reconciliations, accounts payable, close processes, employee reimbursements, and standard cost accounting. Ensure GAAP and internal policy compliance, support forecasting, variance analysis, audits, and reporting. Improve accounting processes using AI tools, mentor accounting staff, and support ERP projects and other financial initiatives.

Manages centralized accounting and administrative operations for multiple dealerships. Supervises, hires, trains, and develops office staff; prepares financial statements, payroll, cash-flow forecasts, reconciliations, sales tax returns, and operational reports. Maintains accurate records, supports regulatory compliance, and keeps executive leadership informed of financial trends and business needs.

Accounting Manager overseeing close activities, reconciliations, journal entries, financial reporting, accounts receivable and payable, cash, general ledger workflows, and staff review. The role supports GAAP and statutory reporting, investigates discrepancies, improves shared-services processes, and assists with a title insurance system conversion. It also coordinates with auditors, treasury, IT, operations, and business leaders while establishing controls and documenting procedures.

Oversee accounting and financial reporting, including close processes, financial statements, tax filings, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, fixed assets, internal controls, audits, budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis. Supervise accounting staff, maintain accounting systems, support management decisions, and improve financial processes and technology while ensuring GAAP and regulatory compliance.

Leads hotel accounting operations, including financial reporting, cash flow management, budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, audit support, internal controls, regulatory compliance, payroll oversight, and accounts receivable and payable management. Supervises and develops accounting staff, advises hotel management on financial performance, monitors revenues and expenses, safeguards assets, and ensures timely completion of weekly, monthly, and annual reports.

Leads accounting operations for assigned construction companies, including WIP and job-cost reporting, month-end close, financial reporting, reconciliations, revenue recognition under ASC 606, cash-flow forecasting, and internal controls. Partners with operational leaders to assess project margins, cost-to-complete forecasts, billing, collections, and financial risks. Supervises accounting staff, improves ERP processes, supports consolidated reporting, and coordinates with auditors, banks, bonding agents, and external partners.

Accounting Manager overseeing daily accounting operations, monthly close processes, general ledger reconciliations, audit support, staff supervision, hiring, training, and process improvement. The role manages 5–10 employees, coordinates cross-departmental work, leads projects, and advises accounting leadership on policies and procedures. A bachelor’s degree in accounting and at least five years of accounting experience are required.

The Accounting Manager oversees accounting for contractual arrangements and maintains accurate financial records. Responsibilities include reviewing journal entries, reconciliations, reports, expenses, and contracts; analyzing account variances; leading month-end close under US GAAP; ensuring SOX compliance; supporting internal controls; improving accounting processes; and managing audit requests. The role also collaborates cross-functionally and may lead training and a small team.

Oversee site-level accounting operations, including month-end and year-end close, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cost accounting, invoicing, cash receipts, vendor payments, inventory, fixed assets, and audit coordination. Ensure compliance with GAAP, SOX, and IFRS while maintaining ERP data and coordinating IT service providers. Lead accounting staff, support business decisions, and drive process improvements in a manufacturing environment.

Manage general ledger accounting, month-end close activities, journal entries, account reconciliations, financial statement areas, reporting support, audits, and process improvements. The role requires strong US GAAP knowledge, attention to detail, organization, and collaboration in a fast-paced hybrid environment.

Leads credit union accounting operations, month-end close, reconciliations, financial statements, NCUA Call Reports, budgeting, audits, regulatory examinations, and internal controls. Reviews journal entries, oversees accounts payable and asset processes, investigates variances, documents procedures, and drives automation and process improvements. Provides technical accounting leadership and collaborates across departments without direct supervisory responsibility.

Oversee revenue accounting operations, ensuring accuracy, SOX compliance, internal controls, and ASC 606 and GAAP adherence. Develop SOPs, support transaction decision-making, improve data sources and anomaly detection, and implement automation and AI initiatives. Partner with finance, data, and business teams, communicate complex financial concepts, drive process improvements, and potentially mentor or manage team members.

Manage daily accounting operations, month-end close, general ledger reconciliations, financial reporting, cash flow analysis, budgeting, forecasting, audit support, and compliance. Supervise accounting staff, review accounts payable and payment processing, guide expense coding, and support process improvement initiatives. The role requires strong nonprofit accounting knowledge, analytical skills, advanced Excel proficiency, and leadership experience.

Client-facing Accounting Manager responsible for managing accounting functions and projects for multiple clients: month-end close, reconciliations, financial statement preparation, cash forecasting, audits, internal controls, A/R, A/P, payroll oversight, process improvements, due diligence, and advisory services. Acts as project manager and implements accounting best practices across industries.

Manages accounting and payroll operations for a multi-location division, including payroll staff supervision, benefits administration, accounts payable, reconciliations, financial statements, month-end and year-end close, purchase order reviews, compliance, reporting, and financial support for local management. Coordinates with Human Resources, corporate teams, vendors, clients, and union representatives while ensuring accurate payroll, accounting records, payments, and regulatory compliance.

Own cost accounting, inventory valuation, landed cost, COGS close, gross margin analysis, and procure-to-pay operations. Establish costing methodologies, inventory reserves, reconciliation processes, AP controls, and audit-ready policies under US GAAP and SOX scrutiny. Partner with Supply Chain, FP&A, Sales Operations, auditors, contract manufacturers, 3PLs, and customs brokers. This hands-on manager role oversees transactional support while personally handling complex accounting judgments, reconciliations, close activities, and process improvements.

The Client Accounting Manager prepares, supervises, and reviews accounting work and develops financial solutions for clients. The role manages client relationships, identifies opportunities for additional services, mentors and directs associates, and contributes to clients’ growth and profitability. It requires strong accounting and consulting expertise, business operations knowledge, client communication skills, and familiarity with accounting technology solutions. A CPA or related certification is preferred.

Oversee plant-level accounting for a high-volume aluminum can manufacturing facility. Responsibilities include financial reporting, month-end close, cost and inventory accounting, internal controls, audits, fixed assets, capital expenditures, profitability analysis, manufacturing KPI monitoring, and operational financial support. The manager supervises accounting staff, trains operations leaders, ensures GAAP compliance, and partners with production, supply chain, engineering, maintenance, and quality teams to improve cost transparency and financial performance.