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Processes more complex payments, advances, pay-downs, wires and line of credit adjustments. Processes payments, advances, pay-downs, wires and line of credit adjustments. The Commercial Sales Associate III provides ongoing Commerical Customer service and documentation and loan system support as the RelationshipTeams liaison on assigned accounts.
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Responsibilities include, but are not limited to the below: Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable Manage and analyze invoices and expense reports in web-based, document management platform for appropriate documentation and approval Review, research and reconcile departmental/vendor invoices as needed Review sponsorship contracts and manage billing and receipts Post payments by recording cash, checks, and credit card transactions Create miscellaneous invoices as requested.
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You will collaborate with our Business Process Management function to facilitate procurement processes, supplier onboarding, invoice processing and payments administration, with a focus on continuous improvement and automation enablement.
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This pivotal position encompasses the comprehensive oversight of critical financial functions, including general accounting, cost accounting, accounts payable, payroll, and treasury. Three years of supervisory experience as an Accounting Manager or Controller, including oversight of Accounts Payable and payroll supervision experience with a large employee base.
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Monitor and follow up on outstanding payments and accounts receivable. specializes in recruitment across diverse sectors, including Healthcare, Health Tech, Government, Municipalities, Non-Profits, Legal, Public Accounting, Food and more.
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Experience with online banking (including processing incoming ACH/Wire/Credit Card payments; outgoing ACH/Wire payments; interbank transfers) Responsible for the handling and the documentation of all accounts receivable and accounts payable for the department.
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Generates payments in Oracle that are transmitted to the bank (including checks ACH payments). Facilitates and troubleshoots invoices through the Accounts Payable (A/P) automation systems (Oracle and Inspyrus.
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Job Description: As an Accounts Payable/Receivables Specialist, you will be responsible for managing and processing all invoices, ensuring timely payments, and maintaining accurate financial records.
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Process payments, answer phone calls, authorize treatment associated with Medical Only claims. Contact accounts on First Notices of Loss to obtain missing information pertinent to file set-up.
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Enter and reconcile accounts receivable to ensure that all payments are accounted for and properly posted. The Accountant will be responsible for maintaining financial records, reconciling accounts, and ensuring that financial transactions are accurately documented.
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Responsible for researching all aspects of self pay collections for physician billing including, but not limited to, pursuing payments from patients, establishing payment plans, and managing aging of accounts receivables.
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Assists with providing oversight on client's day-to-day accounting and budgeting function including, but not limited to, coordinating accounts receivable and payable functions, and remitting appropriate payments to applicable taxing organizations.
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Manages a portfolio of active clinical trial grant accounts by tracking accounts receivable, invoicing sponsors as applicable, processing payments for bills, and reviewing personnel effort.
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You conduct both basic and complex transactions, including deposits, transfers, withdrawals, payments, wire and Western Union paperwork, stop payments, payroll set up, and opening or closing accounts.
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Track and monitor outstanding accounts receivable and initiate collection efforts for late payments. Apply rent payments to the correct tenant ledger accounts. Our client, a well-known commercial office real estate/property management group in Old City, is seeking an Accounts Receivable Coordinator to join their team.
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