Top Accounting Jobs in Boston, MA

Manage tax compliance and advisory work, review tax returns, build client relationships, research tax matters, and mentor staff.

Manage tax compliance engagements for high net worth clients, lead a team, and ensure timely communication and service delivery.

Owns accounting support for the deal desk and quote-to-cash process at a SaaS company. Responsibilities include reviewing contracts for ASC 606 implications, advising Sales and Legal on deal structures, establishing approval workflows, translating contract terms into billing configurations, managing amendments and renewals, and partnering with Sales Operations, Finance, and Accounting. The role also supports commercial governance, SaaS metrics analysis, audit, and cross-functional training.

Own WHOOP’s monthly and quarterly close, general ledger, reconciliations, accruals, and financial statement tie-outs. Lead and develop the operational accounting team, strengthen SOX-aligned internal controls, support audits, and ensure U.S. GAAP compliance. Drive process standardization, automation, and public company readiness while partnering with Finance and business stakeholders.

Performs routine fund servicing transactions related to fund accounting and administration, ensuring accuracy and policy compliance. Collaborates with operations, financial controllers, and external stakeholders to improve processes and operating efficiency. Builds effective working relationships through emotional intelligence, active listening, and questioning. Identifies and implements improvements that strengthen operational resilience. Familiarity with AI-powered analytics, workflow automation, or intelligent process tools is preferred.

Provide assistant-controller level accounting support for healthcare clients: manage month-end close, maintain general ledgers, prepare and review monthly reporting packages and KPIs, ensure balance sheet accuracy, update client procedure manuals, coordinate project tasks, and supervise/account-assign work to meet client needs and budgets.

The Tax Manager will oversee tax compliance for US Federal, state, local, and international taxes, identifying savings opportunities and ensuring strategic oversight within the company.

The role involves managing outsourced accounting for nonprofits, leading teams, preparing financial reports, and improving operational efficiencies.

Lead CFO-level client advisory engagements in construction, overseeing teams and providing strategic financial insights, while mentoring staff and managing change.

As an Outsourced CFO, provide strategic financial advising to nonprofit clients, ensuring financial reporting quality and overseeing multiple client engagements.

Manage day-to-day financial reporting, general ledger accuracy, month-end close, and client reporting for nonprofit clients. Coordinate project tasks, review balance sheets and account classifications, prepare reporting packages and work papers, and assist in managing accountants and developing best practices.

Lead a 10+ person accounting team to manage financial accounting, technical and cost accounting, tax, SOX controls, monthly/quarterly close, POC/EAC for government contracts, audit readiness, and build SEC-ready reporting.

Manages fund accounting operations for alternative investment funds, including private equity, hedge funds, and real estate funds. Leads fund accountants, reviews journal entries and investor allocations, oversees financial reporting and regulatory filings, manages client relationships, and drives process improvements. Requires expertise in alternative investment structures, GAAP, IFRS, fund accounting software, and team leadership.

Performs fund and client accounting for moderately complex funds, including NAV calculations, performance reporting, expense allocations, cash and asset reconciliations, and client reporting. Drives service improvements, reviews junior staff work, investigates atypical transactions, and supports process efficiencies. Provides guidance to less experienced team members and responds to client questions about fund reports and accounting processes.

Oversee client month-end and year-end close processes, prepare financial statements, audit schedules, tax forms, budgets, grant reports, and internal controls. Review reconciliations and journal entries, manage external audit coordination, supervise accounting staff, and train team members. The role also supports client billing, payables, policy development, and engagement administration while ensuring accurate and efficient financial operations.

Oversee month-end and year-end close activities, including financial statements, audit schedules, and notes. Manage accounting functions such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, general ledger maintenance, and financial reporting. Ensure compliance with GAAP and client requirements, coordinate with auditors and tax accountants, recommend process improvements, maintain policies, and manage client relationships.

Supports financial accounting and controllership activities, including preparing financial reporting and tax schedules, posting journal entries, reconciling balance sheet accounts, performing flux analysis, maintaining internal control compliance, assisting with audits, and completing special projects and financial analyses.

Supports revenue accounting through daily cash application, revenue estimation, journal entries, account maintenance, reporting, client receipt processing, invoicing, and ad hoc requests. The role collaborates with relationship teams and Treasury, assists with system enhancements, and gains exposure to investment management products and finance operations. Strong organization, communication, attention to detail, multitasking, willingness to learn, and Microsoft Excel and Word proficiency are required. Eligibility is limited to Northeastern University students.

The Senior Associate in Fund/Client Accounting conducts accounting services for clients, performs complex accounting responsibilities, drafts client reports, and evaluates GAAP/IFRS impact on practices, guiding junior staff.

Oversee revenue accounting operations for a SaaS business, including contract and order review, revenue recognition, close activities, reconciliations, reporting, audit support, and accounts receivable issue resolution. Partner with Sales, Deal Desk, Service Delivery, and Revenue Accounting to resolve discrepancies and improve controls and processes. Manage workflows in NetSuite and Salesforce, mentor junior analysts, maintain documentation, and apply AI tools to revenue operations and accounting workflows.

Leads global revenue accounting, technical ASC 606 assessments, revenue close, controls, audits, and policy governance for a SaaS business. Partners cross-functionally on complex contracts, pricing, systems, and order-to-cash processes. Owns NetSuite ARM and Salesforce revenue workflows, drives AI and automation transformation, improves reporting and data quality, supports M&A integration, and leads a small accounting team.

Manage private equity and hedge fund accounting operations, client relationships, fund onboarding, financial reporting, valuations, reconciliations, audits, regulatory compliance, AML reviews, and wire authorization. Lead and develop accounting teams through hiring, performance management, training, and career planning. Coordinate with investment managers, transfer agents, vendors, and internal technology teams to resolve issues and support client presentations and new business initiatives.

Processes client payables and receivables, records banking and credit card transactions, performs reconciliations, monitors cash balances, prepares basic financial workpapers, assists with 1099s and vendor records, and communicates with clients and vendors. The role requires organization, attention to detail, confidentiality, prioritization, and proficiency with Microsoft Office software.

Accounting interns support outsourced client engagements by preparing financial statements and GAAP workpapers, processing payables and receivables, recording transactions, performing bank reconciliations, maintaining cash balances, and assisting with month-end and quarter-end closes. They work across multiple clients, collaborate with accounting professionals, manage assignments, and receive technical and professional development training.

Accounting interns support multiple client engagements through financial statement preparation, GAAP workpapers, trial balances, month- and quarter-end closes, payables, receivables, deposits, journal entries, bank reconciliations, and QuickBooks transaction processing. The role includes training, teamwork, client service, scheduling, and professional development. Interns must be available at least 24 hours weekly and work in a hybrid arrangement from designated offices.