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The Accounts Payable Associate will be responsible for processing vendor invoices and other payables for the company. Assist in the implementation and improvement of accounts payable processes and procedures.
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GET TO KNOW US Gurstel Law Firm, P.C. (hereinafter “Gurstel” or “Firm”) is a multi-state litigation law firm representing creditors in all aspects of the legal collection process.
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Work with Property Managers and AP Supervisor to ensure policies and procedures for the accounts payable workflows are adhered to. As a Accounts Payable Coordinator, you'll be responsible for completing vendor payments by verifying invoice coding, verifying transactions, approving, and scheduling disbursements in an accurate and timely manner according to cash availability.
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The role of the Accounts Payable Specialist will be to perform the daily operations of the GetWireless Accounts Payable cycle, including but not limited to: enter vendor invoices, reconcile vendor statements and resolve pricing and/or quantity issues, and working with other departments regarding Accounting issues and projects.
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As the Accounts Payable Specialist, you will be responsible for helping develop and maintaining the company’s automated expense processing system and to manage and process outgoing payments to vendors, suppliers, and employees (expense reports), ensuring timely and accurate recording, reconciliation, and payment of company expenses.
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