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VP of Accounting

Posted 47 days ago

cmpjobsNew York (NY)

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About the role

We are looking for a highly-analytical certified public accountant (CPA) to join our multinational team REMOTE. To accomplish your goal of successfully managing our company’s tax and financial processes, you will perform various tasks. These include filing all tax forms, performing regular audits, and analyzing business transactions. Our ideal candidate is extremely professional, with excellent communication and organizational skills.
Responsibilities: Maintain and organize digital and physical financial records. AP, AR, statements, vendors, QBO, tax planning Assess all business transactions and prepare accurate reports on your findings. Coordinate with employees on income tax research and planning. Conduct periodic audits to guarantee accuracy in financial records, expenses, and savings. Organize and file all federal, state, and local income tax documents. Regularly brief management on the company’s financial position and recommend solutions to improve results. Ensure you remain up-to-date on industry changes and changes in regulations. Respond to tax and accounting-related issues.
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a related field. A minimum of 5 years’ proven experience as a accountant. CPA certification is a requirement. Outstanding tax knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations. Excellent attention to detail with strong analytical skills. Solid understanding of accounting software and MS Office. Good communication and organizational skills.

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