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Our client is actively seeking an experienced candidate skilled in full-cycle Accounts Receivable and accounts payable and invoice processing, particularly in a high-volume capacity.
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Core Responsibilities:Assists in processing accounts payable and vendor management, and streamline existing processes to ensure timely and accurate paymentsMaintain the Travel and Expense management system; correctly code credit card transactions to the ledger and perform reconciliation monthlyManage the accounts receivable function (e.g., cash application, payment discrepancy resolution, and customer issues and correspondence, etc.
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Accounting associate degree with 2 years Accounts Payable and/or Accounts Receivable experience required or bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance with experience optional. Monitor customer aging reporting, assist with customer account aging reconciliation, and follow up with customers on past due accounts.
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They interface with TDL Project Manager, senior technical staff, as well as other functional organizations including Contracts, Subcontracts, Finance, Accounts Receivable, and Procurement.
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Manage entire Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable processing. · Support general ledger audit and account reconciliation. We value every team member and believe every person is a contributor to our one team mission, our bsg community, and our success.
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Other duties include vendor receivable handling, charter payment reconciliation, and bank deposits. Manage the Revenue Accounting team, including assignment of work and review for all charter business, credit card receivable, and other accounts receivable activity.
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Manage day-to-day accounting activities, including Accounts Receivable, Treasury management, Bank reconciliation, and General ledger accounting. Experience with Sage 100 is advantageous.
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Reconciliation of accounts receivable ledgers to identify improper charges, validate transactions and ensure accurate and timely posting of payments received. CLA's Internal Finance team is looking to hire an Accounts Receivable (A/R) Accountant, based out of our office in Minneapolis, MN. This role will assist in ensuring that the company receives payment for goods and services offered to clients.
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Invoice, ACH, accounts receivable, accounting, accounts payable, reconciliation, general ledger. Post checks and ACH payments to customer accounts (email discrepancies to "order taker.
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Demonstrated working knowledge of accounts receivable, accounts payable, general ledger, and budgeting. Position provides operational support to various FM business units, including billing, process and policy interpretation, transaction reconciliation and review, and miscellaneous reporting and forecasting.
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Reviews, approves and posts transactions and computer accounting entries; performs technical accounting activities, including general ledger maintenance, accounts payable & receivable, revenue tracking, budgets, bank statement reconciliation, grants and special fund accounting, contracts, debt management, purchasing, and financial reporting.
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Act as backup to the accounts receivable duties, including posting daily cash receipts and reconciling customer accounts. Preferred candidates have additional experience in the trucking or logistics industry and are familiar with ACH payments and bank reconciliation.
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Maintain accounts payable, accounts receivable, intercompany transactions, bank account reconciliations and credit card reconciliations. During the month end process, prepare Balance Sheet reconciliation backup for all accounts and present to Senior Finance Manager for revision and endorsement.
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Robert Half is looking to add an Accounting Clerk to their growing team, whose duties will be matching invoices to purchase orders/ vouchers, data entry, and assisting with Accounts Payable (A/P) and Accounts Receivable (A/R.
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