Remote Junior Accountant - US GAAP & Tax Support

Jobicy; United States; Remoto; USD 45.000 - 65.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Competitive salary

Remote work

Paid vacation

Training & development

Cross-industry exposure

Descrizione del lavoro

Manay CPA in Atlanta, GA, offers an entry‑level accounting role to support onboarding, AP/AR, bookkeeping, monthly close, and financial reporting for US clients from a home office.

You will work aligned with US time zones (EST), collaborate with cross‑functional teams, and gain hands‑on experience with US GAAP and US tax regulations. Bachelor’s in accounting/finance required; master’s a plus.

Remote role with a competitive USD salary, paid vacation, training, and cross‑industry exposure.

Competenze

• Entry-level position; candidates with up to 2 years of experience ideal.
• Excellent written and verbal English communication for interviews.
• Proficiency with MS Office, especially Excel.
• Knowledge or experience with US GAAP is a plus.

Mansioni

• Support onboarding for client engagements following defined procedures.
• Assist with accounts payable/receivable, bookkeeping, and monthly close.
• Prepare depreciation schedules, sales journals, and tax returns where needed.
• Support audits and revenue forecasting; assist with financial reporting.

Conoscenze

Excellent English communication

Analytical mindset

Attention to detail

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree in accounting/finance

Master’s degree (plus)

Strumenti

Microsoft Excel

US GAAP knowledge

Accounting software familiarity

Descrizione del lavoro

Manay CPA in Atlanta, GA, offers an entry‑level accounting role to support onboarding, AP/AR, bookkeeping, monthly close, and financial reporting for US clients from a home office.

You will work aligned with US time zones (EST), collaborate with cross‑functional teams, and gain hands‑on experience with US GAAP and US tax regulations. Bachelor’s in accounting/finance required; master’s a plus.

Remote role with a competitive USD salary, paid vacation, training, and cross‑industry exposure.