Senior Corporate Accountant
leeds professional resourcesSt Petersburg (FL)
Senior Corporate Accountant
Posted 14 days ago
leeds professional resourcesSt Petersburg (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Leeds Professional Resources is looking for a Senior Accountant. The position will be on-site for training then turn hybrid (3 days in and 2 days out) after. We are looking for someone to maintain the accuracy and integrity of the general ledger by recording all financial transactions in a timely manner, ensuring proper categorization, reconciling accounts regularly, and verifying that all entries comply with relevant accounting standards and organizational policies to support financial transparency and accuracy.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage and perform monthly, quarterly, and annual close activities.
Prepare and review journal entries, account reconciliations, and supporting schedules.
Assist with preparation of financial statements and corporate financial reporting.
Analyze general ledger activity and investigate variances and unusual transactions.
Maintain accurate balance sheet and income statement accounts.
Prepare and review account reconciliations, including cash, prepaid expenses, accruals, fixed assets, intercompany accounts, and other corporate accounts.
Ensure compliance with GAAP and company accounting policies.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
- Five or more years of experience as a Corporate Accountant
- Proficient in advanced Excel functions (including advanced functions such as VLOOKUP, SUMIF, pivot tables)
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