Freelance Accounting, Reporting Advisory Consultant

Job Description:

  • Work directly with clients on complex technical accounting matters and preparation of complex accounting and process memorandums under IFRS, ASPE and U.S. GAAP.
  • Work on transactions related to disruptive events, including support accounting due diligence engagements as well as clients with initial public offerings, prospectus and other regulatory filings.
  • Review and contribute to the planning and execution of projects - creating invoices, managing budget and oversight of resource allocation.
  • Develop and lead timely communications - both internal and external - relevant to our professionals and clients.
  • Develop materials for, and participate in the delivery of, presentations to clients and firm personnel.
  • Contribute to market and eminence initiatives, including development of new service offerings and marketing campaigns within the practice.
  • Opportunities may arise to serve clients and / or support local office teams around the country or internationally.

Requirements:

  • Pursuing or completed CPA, CA designation.
  • Strong communication, facilitation and presentation skills.
  • Proficient abilities in synthesizing data into succinct deliverables for the client.
  • Finance experience including accounting research, memo writing and related processes.
  • Experience with project problem diagnosis, solution development, client communications, facilitation of decision making, documentation, managing client expectations and team leadership.
  • Background in Audit.
  • Experience with accounting processes, internal controls, control certification, securities and regulatory, risk assessments.
  • Capacity to think about requirements from a strategic perspective (options available, pros / cons of different options).
  • Experienced in project management discipline and structure - proven ability to deliver the full cycle of project management accountabilities.
  • Experienced with project problem diagnosis, solution development, client communications, facilitation of decision making, documentation, managing client expectations and team leadership.

Benefits:

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