Job Description of Accountant
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The demand for accounting is increasing day by day and so do the accountants. Here are some fields of accounting and their description:-
- Prepare the annual budget for the school and update it whenever needed.
- Assist in annual audits and liaise with all the parties involved.
- Help to produce monthly reports for the finance committee.
- Prepare income and expenditure reports and accounts for submission.
- Responsible for overseeing the bank accounts, monthly appeasement, and reporting banking errors to the related management.
- Ensure financial policies are reviewed and help in meeting financial requirements.
- Assist in preparing accurate accounts and payments.
- Responsible for reimbursement of collection for banking, security, fundraising, and school trips.
- Perform high-level accounting work and maintain fiscal records.
- Prepare and submit general ledger, bank reconciliations, accounts payable, and calculate wages/salary.
- Maintain and review accounting files, perform monthly closings, and prepare/organize various reports, financial forms, and analyses.
- Issue invoices and purchase orders, as well as pay consultants, vendors, subcontractors, and supplier bills.
- Review and analyze the capitalization of costs and ensures compliance with the policy by managing the process for invoices/payment applications and lien releases for contractors, subcontractors, and vendor invoices.
- review all construction/project budgets, including work plans, staffing, and fee structures which help to promote the smooth running of the construction.
- Maintain budget, and try to lessen the cost with various suggestions as per requirement.
- Balancing patient accounts and taking payments for services rendered.
- Reviewing bills and claims for accurate information.
- Entering data into the company’s database.
- Handling incoming and outgoing email and physical mail.
- Maintaining and protecting employee payrolls.
- Maintaining all staff and patient files in the company’s database.
- Preparing billing reports and other documents to provide to state or federal government agencies as needed.
- Identifying and resolving problems and inaccuracies in date entries.
- Interacting with patients, physicians, policy representatives, and other people as necessary to collect payments.
- Providing financial information to management by researching and analyzing accounting data.
- Preparing asset, liability, and capital account entries by analyzing account information.
- Documentation of financial transactions by updating account data.
- Recommending financial actions and summarizing the current financial status.
- Collecting data, preparing balance sheets, and profit and loss statement.
- Handling financial transactions by auditing documents.
- Maintaining accounting control by preparing policies and procedures.
- Directing accounting clerical staff by coordinating activities and answering queries.
- Coordinating financial issues by collecting and analyzing accounting data.
- Securing financial data by completing database backup.
- Maintaining financial security by following internal controls.
- Preparing payment by verifying documentation and requesting disbursement.
- Create detailed journal entries and post them to the general ledger (GL) to track all income statements and expenses.
- Handle all accounts payable and receivable on a daily basis to make sure each invoice and expense report is accurate.
- Reconcile all business accounts to ensure our records match up and no transaction gets lost.
- Enter financial data into computer software, making sure all bills and invoices are filed correctly.
- Facilitate all incoming payments and outgoing checks, including printing, obtaining signatures for, and distributing checks as necessary.
- Follow up with vendors for accounts payable and keep in touch as needed for collections and ensure bills are paid on time.
- Prepare for quarterly reporting using standard best practices and assist in monthly closings.
- Assist the real estate team or other staff accountants with other accounting duties as needed.
- Maintaining records and overseeing daily transactions.
- Balance the debit and credit every day and close the transactions.
- rectify and resolve errors including adjusting accounting entries.
- Monitor records and find out the suspicious transactions or if there are any unusual activities from any bank accounts.
- Find out the red flags and solve those problems immediately.
- Follow the government rules and regulations while preparing the sheets and records.
- Compile and present formal documentation of all the reports.
- Maintaining confidentiality of personal information.
- Developing problem solving skills, and keen eye to find all the small and big problems.