Assistant Controller Position Available In Hillsborough, Florida

Assistant Controller

Location:

Tampa Permanent

Salary:

Up to US$170000 per annum

Contact:

Sam Smyth
Sam.

Smyth
Job ref:

JOB-052025-279160

_1747853012

Published:

6 days ago
Expiry date:
2025-06-20
The Assistant Controller plays a critical role in ensuring the accurate preparation, analysis, and reporting of statutory financial statements and regulatory filings in compliance with applicable accounting standards ( GAAP & statutory accounting principles). This role is integral to maintaining the financial integrity of the company, ensuring compliance with insurance industry regulations, and supporting external audits and financial examinations.

Responsibilities:

Prepare and review statutory financial statements in accordance with regulatory accounting principles (e.g., SAP, & GAAP).
Ensure timely and accurate filing of financial statements with regulatory bodies (e.g., state insurance departments, NAIC).
Coordinate with external auditors and manage the audit process for statutory filings.
Support preparation of quarterly and annual statements (e.g., Schedule P, Schedule F, Schedule D) for the company’s insurance entities.
Monitor changes in regulatory requirements, accounting standards, and industry practices related to statutory accounting.
Develop and implement best practices for statutory accounting processes and procedures.
Establish and maintain internal controls over the preparation and reporting of statutory financial statements.
Provide support for financial projects, including new product accounting, reinsurance transactions, and mergers or acquisitions.
Analyze statutory reporting results and trends to support management decision-making.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
CPA designation or equivalent professional accounting qualification preferred.
Minimum of 5-7 years of experience in statutory accounting, preferably in the insurance industry.
In-depth knowledge of statutory accounting principles (SAP) and regulatory reporting requirements for insurance companies.
Experience in financial statement preparation, regulatory filings, and working with external auditors.

Benefits:

A competitive salary based on experience.
Annual bonuses.
Benefits package including medical, dental, vision, retirement plans, and PTO.
Hybrid working schedules.
A clear route for progression.
The Assistant Controller plays a critical role in ensuring the accurate preparation, analysis, and reporting of statutory financial statements and regulatory filings in compliance with applicable accounting standards ( GAAP & statutory accounting principles). This role is integral to maintaining the financial integrity of the company, ensuring compliance with insurance industry regulations, and supporting external audits and financial examinations.

Responsibilities:

Prepare and review statutory financial statements in accordance with regulatory accounting principles (e.g., SAP, & GAAP).
Ensure timely and accurate filing of financial statements with regulatory bodies (e.g., state insurance departments, NAIC).
Coordinate with external auditors and manage the audit process for statutory filings.
Support preparation of quarterly and annual statements (e.g., Schedule P, Schedule F, Schedule D) for the company’s insurance entities.
Monitor changes in regulatory requirements, accounting standards, and industry practices related to statutory accounting.
Develop and implement best practices for statutory accounting processes and procedures.
Establish and maintain internal controls over the preparation and reporting of statutory financial statements.
Provide support for financial projects, including new product accounting, reinsurance transactions, and mergers or acquisitions.
Analyze statutory reporting results and trends to support management decision-making.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
CPA designation or equivalent professional accounting qualification preferred.
Minimum of 5-7 years of experience in statutory accounting, preferably in the insurance industry.
In-depth knowledge of statutory accounting principles (SAP) and regulatory reporting requirements for insurance companies.
Experience in financial statement preparation, regulatory filings, and working with external auditors.

Benefits:

A competitive salary based on experience.
Annual bonuses.
Benefits package including medical, dental, vision, retirement plans, and PTO.
Hybrid working schedules.
A clear route for progression.