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Additionally, the Staff Accountant is responsible for supervising other areas within the Finance Department under the direction of the Assistant Director of Finance, including payroll, accounts payable, and general cashiering in accordance with all related local and corporate policies and procedures.
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2+ years of business experience in Accounting/Finance with at least one years in Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable in a manufacturing environment highly preferredKnowledge of month end closings including journal entries, account reconciliations, auditing and SOX compliance.
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Your responsibilities will encompass a wide range of vital functions, including Accounts Payable (AP), Accounts Receivable (AR), collections, financial reporting, and assisting with audit and tax preparation.
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Supporting accounts payable and accounts receivable processes, encompassing invoicing and vendor management. Additionally, they will support accounts payable and accounts receivable processes, ensuring accuracy and adherence to regulatory standards.
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As Senior Staff Accountant you are responsible for all daily accounting functions which include accounts payable, accounts receivable, account reconciliations, billing, monthly financial report preparation, and other reporting responsibilities.
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Prepare and assist with month-end close, including leading the generation and/or review of accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets, and other activity. Analyze results and trends, and reconcile balance sheet accounts, to ensure our records are complete and accurate.
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Perform back-up to the Accounts Payable process, requirements here include the processing of vendor payments, including ACHs, EFTs and manual check runs. Regular review of expense reports for proper support and coordination of payable and payment issues with the remote Office Managers.
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Accounts Payable: Process supplier invoices for multiple entities. Accounts Receivable: Process customer invoices for multiple entities. Month-end Closing: Assist with preparing reconciliations for balance sheet accounts as part of month end closing activities.
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Interdepartmental Collaboration: Collaborate with other departments, such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, and finance, to ensure accurate and timely financial information exchange.
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Reconcile accounts payable, accounts receivable, and post cash. LHH Recruitment Solutions is working with a client in the Insurance industry that is looking to hire a Staff Accountant on a permanent basis.
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Understanding accounts payable & accounts receivable will be important. Other duties will include distributing and organizing hotel reports and records consistently, accurately, and promptly, supervising performance, and assisting in the functions of Accounts Payable, cashiering, and Accounts Receivable.
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All aspects of accounts payable, check pricing, work-up invoices, post in Foundation Software accounting system, cut checks, pay by ACH & wire & file bills. Duties include but are not limited to: All aspects of accounts payable accounting.
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Under general supervision, the Staff Accountant is responsible for the overall monitoring, coordinating and reviewing of the accounts payable and payroll processes while maintaining compliance with all applicable laws, regulatory and organizational standards.
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Manage accounts receivable and accounts payable functions, including invoicing, processing payments, and reconciling discrepancies. We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Staff Accountant to join our team.
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2-3 years experience with accounts payable or general accounting Proficient Microsoft Office knowledge and skills Strong time management and organizational skills Knowledge of basic accounting principles High degree of attention to detail Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks Strong analytic abilities BenefitsLMG offers a rich insurance package (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life), 401K, venue discounts, and competitive pay.
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