Skill
Fixed Asset Accounting
Finance and Accounting
Fixed asset accounting is the specialized accounting discipline concerned with recording, tracking, depreciating, and eventually disposing of a company's long-term tangible assets. Accountants and controllers use it to ensure accurate financial reporting, tax compliance, and proper valuation of equipment, property, and machinery over time.
Open roles requiring Fixed Asset Accounting (2)
Fixed Asset Accountant
Crusoe
Full-time · Denver, CO · $69,000 – $82,000
A fixed asset accountant role focused on managing the lifecycle of AI infrastructure equipment, from GPUs to power generation units, with responsibility for capitalization, reconciliation, and financial reporting across complex operational assets. Suited for detail-oriented professionals comfortable with data analysis and cross-functional coordination in a fast-growing infrastructure company.
Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Assistant Vice President, Record to Report
Moody's Corporation
Full-time · New York, NY · $135,700 – $196,750
This is a senior accounting leadership role overseeing fixed asset and lease accounting for a global financial services company. It suits experienced finance leaders with strong technical accounting expertise who want to drive operational transformation and team development at an enterprise level.
Listed on Moody's Corporation’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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