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Skills/Software : QuickBooks - accounts payable and receivable, expense tracking, bill pay, reports, invoicing, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Publisher, PowerPoint, Access) and Google Drive (Sheets and Docs), Adobe - PDF editor, Xactimate / Xactanalysis, Jobnimbus / DASH / AS400.
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Process weekly accounts payable/Accounts Receivable. Our client is looking to hire an Office Manager/Bookkeeper with HR Experience. Our client is looking to hire an Office Manager/Bookkeeper with HR Experience.
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Work with customers/vendors on accounts receivable and payable. Reconcile accounts monthly. General office administration and related vendor management + purchasing supplies.
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This individual will support accounting operations as well as maintain the organization and functioning of the Atlanta, Georgia office. Knowledge of Microsoft office products, i.e., Excel, Outlook, Word.
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Responsible for accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory, and client billing. Our growing client has a need for an Office Manager with accounting and human resources experience.
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Support owners with management and oversight of Workers Compensation and General Liability insurance requirements. Assist with oversight of IT and Telecom systems and vendors. Weekly and monthly payroll duties including state and federal payroll taxes.
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Continuous interaction and oversight with corporate CPA. Maintain all insurance vendor record requirements and respond to annual audits. Oversee all postage, shipping and delivery for administrative team.
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