Remote Audit Manager for Government-Funded Entities

Description Imagine working on meaningful audit projects for government-funded entities, all from the comfort of your own home! We are connecting experienced Audit Managers with top-tier CPA firms across the United States, offering exciting freelance consulting opportunities. If you’re a CPA with a passion for public sector audits and a desire for flexibility, this is your chance to shine! Company Culture and Environment Our company emphasizes ultimate flexibility, allowing you to work remotely, set your own schedule, and balance your work and personal life. We foster a collaborative environment where your expertise is valued and impactful work is celebrated. Career Growth and Development Opportunities Gain exposure to diverse public sector clients, enhance your skills through engaging projects, and build your professional network by connecting with leading CPA firms. This role offers career growth potential with the opportunity to take on various projects. Detailed Benefits and Perks • Hourly pay: (75 - )85 an hour. • Contract positions with 3-6 month durations, with potential extensions and some direct hire opportunities. • Part-time or full-time commitment (~25-45 hours per week). • The ability to choose what projects you accept. • The ability to work from anywhere. Compensation and Benefits • Competitive hourly rates reflecting your valuable expertise. • Seasonal increases in compensation. Why you should apply for this position today If you’re an experienced Audit Manager seeking flexible, remote opportunities with competitive pay and career growth potential, we want to hear from you! Apply today and embark on a rewarding freelance journey. Skills • Recent public accounting experience (within the past five years). • Experience in public sector audits (schools, hospitals, municipalities, agencies). • Strong understanding of GAAP and GAAS. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Strong interpersonal, supervisory, and customer service skills. • Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Responsibilities • Conduct financial statement audits and attest engagements for government-funded entities. • Assist with audit wrap-up and review, including finalizing work papers and checklists. • Review draft financial statements and related audit documents. • Report audit findings to stakeholders. • Train and develop audit staff. • Maintain excellent client and team relationships. Qualifications • BA/BS in Business with an emphasis in Accounting. • Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Education Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in Business with an emphasis in Accounting. Education Requirements Credential Category • Certification: Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Experience Requirements • Recent experience in public accounting and public sector audits (within the last five years). Why work in New York, NY New York offers a vibrant culture filled with diverse experiences, opportunities for professional networking, and a dynamic work environment. The city is a hub for finance, arts, and innovation, making it an exciting place to live and work. With numerous recreational activities, attractions, and a rich culinary scene, New York provides a fulfilling lifestyle that supports both personal and professional growth. Apply tot his job

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