Accountant:

Requires a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of three (3) years of experience in federal accounting principles and practices, with emphasis in property accounting, including asset valuation, capitalization, depreciation, lease identification and accounting. Experience with financial management systems, property accounting applications, and data analysis tools. Have the skills to:

• Reconcile real and personal property balances between subsidiary records and the general ledger, identify discrepancies and prepare recommended adjustments.
• Support capitalization and financial reporting of property assets, including construction-in-progress, asset transfers, impairments, disposals, and depreciation calculations.
• Review lease documentation and assist in determining appropriate accounting treatments for capital and operating leases in accordance with federal accounting standards.
• Maintain audit-ready property documentation, support internal and external audit requests, and assist in developing corrective actions for identified deficiencies. 
• Analyze property and asset-related financial data to ensure accurate valuation, classification, and reporting consistent with FASAB and DOJ financial requirements.