Accounting Supervisor

Accounting Supervisor for Law Firm in Boca RatonThe Accounting Supervisor reports to the Accounting Manager and will train and supervise A/R, A/P staff.Benefits and compensation:The salary is targeting $80-105k dependent on relevant experience and includes Paid Time Off, Holiday, Bereavement, and Sick Time, 401K Retirement Savings Plan with Firm match, Group Medical/Dental/Vision Plans, Employer-Covered Supplemental Benefits, Voluntary Supplemental Benefits, Annual Performance ReviewsWe are looking for a candidate with:a Bachelor's Degreecan report on site in Boca Raton, M-F, 8-5pm.that is knowledge of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)has a minimum of six years of progressive accounting experienceis proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excelis proficient with full cycle accounting softwareIn this role, you will be:assisting in recording and reviewing financial transactions that account for the Firm’s assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses, as well as assisting in preparing and providing financial reports that accurately portray the results of these transactions.training and supervising a/p and a/r staff to be sure their responsibilities are completed accuratelyproviding staff with ongoing constructive feedback by preparing and presenting annual performance reviewsreviewing general ledger balance sheet account schedules to verify accuracy of account balances and provide visibility to balance sheet transactionsreviewing balance sheet, income and cash flow statements to identify trends, exceptions, variances and errors that need to be documented or reclassifiedcreating monthly, quarterly and year-end journal entries to record required accruals and reclassifications of identified general ledger account discrepanciespreparing special financial reports as requested by leadership by collecting, analyzing and summarizing both operational and financial informationgathering necessary reports, schedules and documents required by external auditorsmaking suggestions to improve current accounting and reporting procedures