Controller
Grove City, OH · On-site
Grove City, OH · On-site
Grove City, OH · On-site
Columbus, OH · On-site
$90K - $110K/yr
Columbus, OH · On-site
$90K - $110K/yr
Dublin, OH · On-site
$140K - $160K/yr
Dublin, OH · On-site
$140K - $160K/yr
Columbus, OH · Remote
$150K - $180K/yr
Columbus, OH · On-site
$150K - $180K/yr
Dublin, OH · On-site
$20K/mo
Dublin, OH · Hybrid
$20K/mo
Springfield, OH · On-site
$100K - $110K/yr
Columbus, OH · On-site
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Troy, OH · On-site
$140K - $200K/yr
Columbus, OH · On-site
$120K - $140K/yr
Columbus, OH · On-site
$120K - $140K/yr
Pickerington, OH · On-site
$135K - $175K/yr
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A controller is high-level accounting position in a firm or company. They often report directly to the CFO (Chief Financial Officer) and are responsible for budgets, audits, and financial reports, as well as ensuring the company complies with all tax codes and regulations.
Salary range: $115,000 - $164,500
Corporate Controller is a common job search query. Most salaries for Corporate Controller jobs pay between $115,000 (25th percentile) and $164,500 (75th percentile) annually. Currently, there are not many open positions nationwide for Corporate Controller job searches hiring now on ZipRecruiter. You can take a look at what is available and find similar job searches in this list.
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A financial controller is a mid-level manager who works under a company’s chief financial officer (CFO). As a financial controller, your responsibilities and duties include utilizing financial analytics software to generate and assess financial records and reports that will help your company make investment decisions and maximize profits. You may oversee financial operations, like payroll and billing, or evaluate your company’s supply chain. You may also assess current investment strategies and recommend or advise against future ones after conducting risk analytics.
Salary range: $125,000 - $170,000
The job duties of a fund controller include overseeing accounting, financial statements, and reporting for an investment fund. In this career, you may work for a private equity fund, a hedge fund, a mutual fund, or a general investment fund. Your responsibilities may include working to prepare reports and schedule audits with internal or external auditors to assess the financial health and transparency of the fund. In addition to asset valuation, statements preparation, and reporting, you may need to investigate when financial irregularities become evident.
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Assistant controllers are financial professionals who assist the controller in the accounting department of a company or organization. Responsibilities of an assistant controller include working with the controller on the preparation of financial statements, participating in annual audits, managing invoices, meeting industry guidelines, and following state and federal accounting laws. Assistant controllers’ duties include reconciling accounts on a quarterly basis, and they must have skills in developing financial reports for forecasting and reporting. Assistant controllers are generally not required to have their CPA designation.
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Accounting jobs constitute any role in which you prepare taxes, financial statements, and other official documentation related to financial reporting. As an accountant, you are responsible for ensuring that all records contain accurate information and that you make all tax and other payments in a timely fashion. While many accountants specialize in personal finance, you may be asked to audit a company’s financial records to ensure that the business is running smoothly and efficiently. If you find issues, you report your findings and make recommendations for how to improve company or organizational efficiency. You can also work in financial forensics and search for financial malfeasances, such as tax fraud or embezzlement.
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As a remote financial controller, you work from home to help manage the accounting and funding needs of your employer. Your duties include helping to forecast budget needs, prepare a statement on current funds and expected returns from ongoing projects, and prepare reports to submit to any relevant entities, such as executives within the company or government agencies that require paperwork before awarding contracts. You often work through email, video conferencing, and similar virtual communication channels to gather information for these reports. Companies also advertise this job under titles like corporate controller, so be sure to read each job description carefully.
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Accountants record and analyze financial records for companies or individuals. Their job is to compile and verify all transactions and ensure that their clients are financially efficient as well as compliant with lawful business practices. Accountants handle a wide range of responsibilities, depending on their specialty. On a daily basis, they may review financial statements for quality assurance, verify transaction compliance, and document individual expenditures. They are also expected to make budget recommendations to increase the financial efficiency of their clients. During tax season, it is the job of an accountant to calculate taxes owed, prepare tax documents, and follow up on payments made to or received from the U.S. government. Occasionally, in smaller enterprises, an accountant may double as an auditor around tax season. Normally, an outside auditor is brought in to review the accountant's work.