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Corporate Accounting Manager

Posted 2 days ago

image associatesBelleair Beach (FL)

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About the role

Clearwater – St. Petersburg areacorporate headquarters needs a Corporate Accounting Manager. This is a publicly traded manufacturing company with manufacturing plants in the United States. You will report to the Director of Accounting, and supervise corporate accounting staff. Qualifications, skills, and all relevant experience needed for this role can be found in the full description below. Will manage the corporate accounting staff to ensure compliance with the company’s accounting policies, GAAP, and SEC regulations. Supervise the monthly financial close process, coordinating with division controllers, tax personnel, payroll, etc. to produce financial statements of several companies. Oversee the preparation of the Company’s financial, statistical and management reports. Responsible for analysis, and reporting of cost related financial information, and cost variance analysis. Control the general ledger, asset management, and accounts payable systems Maintain integrity of balance sheet accounts Provide audit support to internal and external auditors. Provide oversight of corporate accounting policies, reviewing the performance of the company’s internal controls and completion of SOX requirements.
REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred in Accounting or Finance. At least 5-7 years experience in a corporate accounting management position. xuwmhxw Expertise in accounting for a public traded company – familiarity with GAAP, SOX, and SEC regulations is required. In depth experience with SAP G/L and Business Intelligence (BI) Please check out my profile on LinkedIn and send me an invitation to Link:

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