1. JORGE ANDERSON
Cell: 281-301-9203
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance
Texas A&M University ∙ College Station, TX 1997
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MURPHY OIL CORPORATION ∙ HOUSTON, TX
SR. REVENUE ACCOUNTANT 2015 – PRESENT
 Recorded monthly revenue for oil and gas products based on purchaser statements,gas plant statements,and
remittance information.
 Calculated and recorded monthly oil and gas revenue for assigned properties.
 Calculated and recorded monthly accruals for assigned properties
 Reconcile purchaser receivables for assigned properties
 Reported and paid state and federal royalties and state production taxes
 Orchestrated the entire close process, which included updating onshore financials, variance analysis, and
pricing information.
 Preparation of ad-hoc presentation materials for senior management as required
 Ensure proper calculation and timely settlement of all revenue, related items
 Prepared pricing report to upper management on a monthly basis for financial book which is also filed in the
10Q,
BHP BILLITON ∙HOUSTON, TX
REVENUE ACCOUNTANT 2015 – 2015
 Governance oversight ensuring compliance with Accounting Policies, Group Level Documents, SOX, and
Core Controls
 Ensure adequate control and reporting mechanisms are implemented in order to maintain the integrity of the
revenue and revenue related items.
 Quality review of reported revenue & maintain strong links with marketing
 Oversight for the reporting processes within the division
 Quality assurance activities during closing cycle to validate reported numbers
 Ensure proper calculation and timely settlement of all revenue, related items
 Facilitate the embedding of standard finance processes/systems as they relate to revenue
 Ensure the delivery of timely, complete and accurate standard reports within the Controller’s group and
providing necessary reports to the Production Division
 Interface with the Marketing Group to ensure accuracy of revenue reported

2.  Ensure the timely and accurate preparation and verification of revenue specialprojects for numerous revenue
streams across the US Onshore operations within the Production Division
 Ensure the timely and accurate preparation and verification of various tariff, gathering, and other related
deducts.
 Preparation of ad-hoc presentation materials for senior management as required.
 Assist the Production & Revenue Accounting team through special projects
 Ensure compliance with Global Petroleum accounting policy as it relates to the recognition of revenue,
including imbalances and deferred income
BREITBURN ENERGY PARTNERS ∙HOUSTON, TX 2011 – 2014
REVENUE SUPERVISOR 2012 – 2014
 Responsible for overseeing all revenue recordings for California, Texas, Wyoming and Florida to insure all
revenue was reflected properly on the monthly financials
 Responsible for overseeing all the regulatory functions for Wyoming, Florida, and California reports were
being processed through Access
 Respond to ONRR inquires and request on a timely basis
 Prepared and ensured SOX controls compliance was being met
 Responsible for reconciliations of GL accounts related to accruals, royalties, and severance tax accounts
 Handled all accruals for California, Texas and Wyoming on a monthly basis and also analyzed all accrualto
actuals monthly with the Operation Vice President
 Accountable for preparing and answering questions during ONRR audit and interacted closely with auditors
 Orchestrated a cleanup project on all reconciliations for properties first acquired by Breitburn which resulted
in better analysis for the team and monthly clearing of entries in a timely fashion
 Prepared Gas Balance statements for pipeline indifferences
 Responsible for Accounts Receivable reconciliations and Production Payable reconciliations on a monthly
basis
 Worked with Land Administration department to review leases as needed to ensure proper payment of
royalties
 Followed federal legislation and regulations of taxation in all states operate
SENIOR REVENUE ACCOUNTANT 2011– 2012
 Responsible for marketing report for all properties for the state of Michigan
 Responsible for booking Michigan accruals and California accruals
 Responsible for monthly reconciliations for various revenue accounts
 Responsible for preparing post production cost used year for the state of Michigan
ROSETTA RESOURCES ∙HOUSTON, TX
SENIOR REGULATORY COMPLIANCE ACCOUNTANT 2005 – 2011
 Monthly process/review of all severance taxes in the state of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
Colorado, and Wyoming, which equates to a monthly tax liability of $3 Million
 Responsible for the preparation of the 2014 which is filed with the MMS department, which has a royalty
liability of 800K
 Responsible for the preparation of GLO 1E, 2E, and 3E reports which is filed with the Texas General Land
Office monthly which has a royalty liability of 500K

3.  Solely responsible for the reconciliation of the tax liability accounts
 Orchestrated Tight Sands project for newly drilled wells in the state of Texas which generated $2.2 Million
in tax savings
 Responsible for recording all incoming revenue for oil and gas properties and the allocation by well for
Texas, New Mexico, and Louisiana, which constitutes an estimated value of $1.5M
 Preparation of Gas Balancing statements for pipeline indifferences
 Responsible for Account Receivable reconciliations and Production payable reconciliations on a monthly
basis
MI SWACO ∙HOUSTON, TX
SENIOR FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT 2005 – 2005
 Monthly process/review of inter-company reserves on Product Sales & Capital Assets to foreign entities,
which resulted into roughly 1M in product sales and Capital Assets for Swaco Drilling Waste Management
and the entire Western Hemisphere
 Accrued and re-billed inter-company Royalties to foreign entities
 Published Statement of Earnings, Statement of Performance,Direct Investments, and Operating Expenses
for Swaco DWM and Western Hemisphere, by business line daily from the six workday until P&L was
complete
CONTRACT POSITIONS ∙HOUSTON, TX
CONTRACT ACCOUNTANT 2004 – 2005
 Worked contract accounting positions for SCI Management Corporation and for TEPPCO
EL PASO CORPORATION ∙HOUSTON, TX 1998 – 2003
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT 2001– 2003
 Master file maintenance for Texas, which resulted in the maintenance of 1,500 wells
 Set-up of 50 wells for Texas on a monthly basis
 Monitored tax calculations on a monthly basis for Texas, which saved the company a monthly average of
400k in penalties and interest
 Analyzed and prepared monthly volumetric reports and severance reports for Texas, which prevented the
threat of wells being shut-in, which carried a penalty of $100 for a sealorder to be lifted and the possible loss
of $4 million in sales for volumetric and tax liability of an average of $4 Million monthly for severance
 Reconciled assigned balance sheet accounts which resulted in discovery of a over payment of $5 Million to
the State of Texas in addition was team lead on special adjustment notice program which resulted in the
recovery of the $5 Million over payment to the State of Texas
ACCOUNTANT 1999 – 2001
 Analyzed, prepared and paid production taxes for the State of Utah on a quarterly basis, and the State of New
Mexico, which resulted in a tax liability of $460K quarterly for the State of Utah and $40K for the State of
New Mexico
 Exercised tax abatement program for the State of Utah and New Mexico, which allowed the company an
average savings of $400K quarterly and $1 Million annually for Utah and $98K for New Mexico in addition
liaised with property accounting which had a direct effect on the tax abatement program allotted by the State
of Utah

4. STAFF ACCOUNTANT 1998 – 1999
 Analyzed, prepared and paid production taxes for the State of Utah on a quarterly basis, and the State of New
Mexico, which resulted in a tax liability of $460K quarterly for the State of Utah and $40K for the State of
New Mexico
 Exercised tax abatement program for the State of Utah and New Mexico, which allowed the company an
average savings of $400K quarterly and $1 Million annually for Utah and $98K for New Mexico in addition
liaised with property accounting which had a direct effect on the tax abatement program allotted by the State
of Utah