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GSP International

Manager of Technical Accounting

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Manager of Technical Accounting at GSP International Manager of Technical Accounting at GSP International in Monmouth Beach, New Jersey Posted in 4 days ago.

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full-time Our client, located in Red Bank, NJ. is looking to hire a Manager of Technical Accounting to join their team. Hybrid. $135k-$145k plus bonus.

Requirements/Responsibilities:

6-8 years of relevant accounting experience. A mix of Big 4 and corporate experience preferred. CPA preferred; not required. Review complex accounting transactions, including investments, business acquisitions, financing arrangements, and impairments, among others, and determine appropriate

U.S. GAAP

treatment by utilizing FASB guidance and interpretations, research tools, and other accounting literature to provide written documentation and relevant conclusions. Provide guidance to the accounting organization and present resolutions on issues related to acquisitions, dispositions, revenue recognition, leases, equity method investments, financing transactions, stock compensation and various other topics Prepare accounting memos in a clear and concise matter and assist in the review of accounting memos prepared by other members of the team. Assist in the compliance with internal and external audit control requirements and resolve matters with internal and external audit teams. Identify gaps in the control environment, as necessary. Monitor the standard setting authorities for changes to U.S. GAAP or SEC reporting requirements and communicate changes to the financial reporting group and other various accounting personnel. Integrate amended accounting requirements into company accounting policies and practices.