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Vice President Finance

Posted 2 days ago

theaspteamAndrews Air Force Base (MD)

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About the role

Our real estate client based in Kitsap Country is seeking a hands-on Vice President of Finance operating in a #1 level capacity reporting to the owner of this mid-sized business. They will manage a small team and be responsible for managerial accounting, auditing, budgeting, tax preparation across multiple tax jurisdictions.
Responsibilities: Manage all financial transactions, including management fees, property acquisition and sale accounting, capital contributions and distributions, property tax payments, loan draws and payments, and internal property manager entity transactions. Oversee the monthly property-level financial reporting from third-party property management companies. Oversee multiple internal property management companies and partnerships, ensuring that all reporting is GAAP-compliant. Manage all treasury functions, including cash flow tracking, monthly excess cash transfers from third-party property managers, and intercompany loans and advances. Manage all aspects of the audit and tax processes with outside firms. Manage all reporting including financial statement, purchase and sale, customized, investor-facing and tax reporting.
Qualifications: Candidates must have experience with both accrual and cash-basis reporting, audit presentations, and tax prep management. Ideal candidates will have prior Director level experience in a similar organization and an understanding of real estate and partnership financial reporting.

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