Accounting and finance
Remote U.S. accounting jobs from Latin America
American businesses and U.S. CPA firms hire bookkeepers, accountants and licensed CPAs in Latin America to join their finance teams. You work remotely, on U.S. hours, in English.
What the work looks like
A bookkeeper on a U.S. team usually looks after several accounts in QuickBooks Online or Xero, reconciling banks and cards and keeping invoices and bills current. The owner or the accountant counts on those numbers being right when the month ends.
Accountants take on more of the close: journal entries, accruals, reconciliations and draft statements under U.S. GAAP, often in a larger system such as NetSuite. CPAs review that work, handle complex questions and speak with clients directly.
Most of the learning curve is American practice, not accounting itself. If you already know double-entry accounting well, and have worked with U.S. clients or U.S. GAAP, tell us about it in your application.
Roles we are hiring for
- AccountantU.S. companies and CPA firms ask us for accountants who can own the month-end close and explain the numbers clearly. You work remotely from Latin America as part of a U.S. finance team. Apply once and we'll reach out when an accounting role fits your experience.See the full description
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)U.S. accounting firms and finance teams ask us for licensed CPAs who can lead complex work and review the work of others. You work remotely from Latin America with a U.S. firm or company. Apply once and we'll reach out when a CPA role fits your experience.See the full description
- BookkeeperU.S. small businesses and accounting firms ask us for careful bookkeepers who keep the books current and the numbers easy to trust. You work remotely from Latin America as part of a U.S. team. Apply once and we'll reach out when a bookkeeping role fits your experience.See the full description
- Bookkeeper / Staff Accountant (U.S. CPA firm)A growing Houston-based CPA and advisory firm needs an experienced Bookkeeper / Staff Accountant to run the firm's own accounting and manage bookkeeping for a portfolio of U.S. clients. This isn't data entry: it's for someone who knows the standards, deadlines, confidentiality and client service of a professional accounting firm, ideally from a CPA firm, public accounting firm or outsourced accounting provider serving several external clients.See the full description
See all 30 roles
Role titles are in English because the work is in English. Choose a role to start your application with it selected.
- Accountant
- Staff Accountant
- Senior Accountant
- Bookkeeper
- Full-Charge Bookkeeper
- Accounts Payable Specialist
- Accounts Receivable Specialist
- Billing Specialist
- Collections Specialist
- Payroll Specialist
- Tax Preparer
- Tax Associate
- U.S. CPA
- Controller
- Assistant Controller
- Financial Analyst
- FP&A Analyst
- Finance Manager
- Audit Associate
- Internal Auditor
- Credit Analyst
- Treasury Analyst
- Cost Accountant
- Revenue Accountant
- Reconciliation Specialist
- Expense Reporting Specialist
- Insurance Billing Specialist
- Medical Billing Specialist
- Mortgage Processor
- Loan Processor
Questions about these jobs
Do I need a U.S. CPA license to work in accounting with you?
Only for roles that ask for a CPA. Bookkeeper and accountant roles look for experience and accounting knowledge. If you hold a CPA or a license from your own country, include it in your application.
Which accounting software should I know?
QuickBooks Online and Xero are common at small American companies, and NetSuite and Sage at larger ones. Excel matters at every level. Tell us which you have used and for how long.
I have only worked under local accounting rules. Can I still apply?
Yes. Tell us what you have done, and mention any U.S. GAAP study or U.S. clients. Some roles need U.S. experience and others don't, and a recruiter can tell you which fit.
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Ready to apply?
One application, with your CV and a short video introduction. It is free, and it is in English.