Senior Accountant Real Estate
barco searchJersey City (NJ)
Senior Accountant Real Estate
Posted today
barco searchJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Summary:
We are seeking an experienced Senior Accountant/ Accounting Supervisor, Real Estate, to join our team in Queens, New York. This pivotal role will oversee all accounting operations, ensuring compliance with financial regulations and contributing to our mission of delivering exceptional value to our customers.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and oversee daily accounting operations, including accounts payable and receivable.
- Bank reconciliation
- Financial Statement compilation
- General Ledger examination and adjustments
- Workpaper preparation and documentation
- Financial Statement preparation and reporting for: Submission to tax preparer, Submission to financial institutions, NYC real estate RPIEStaff supervision: AR, AP, Payroll, Rental income, Reconciliations, Insurances, Property taxes, etc.
- Support in decision making
- Enhancement of accounting softwares
- Analize data and follow up on Internal Control matters
- Handling corporate tax matters and compliance issues.
- Any other matters as part of manager's workload.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA preferred.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in corporate accounting or a similar role.
Strong knowledge of SOX compliance and GAAP principles.
Proficiency in financial statement preparation and analysis.
Experience with Microsoft Excel and accounting software (e.g. Acumatica, Yardi).Excellent leadership and mentoring skills.
Ability to work collaboratively across departments.
Strong analytical skills with attention to detail.
If you are ready to make an impact in the grocery retail industry as our Accounting Manager, we invite you to apply today and be part of our diverse team!
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