Develop and maintain financial records. Accountants compile and compute business budgets, implement accounts payable and receivable, and develop reports in order to determine ways to slash costs and boost income. They are also in charge of the paying the company’s taxes and completing returns in a timely and accurate manner.
Accountants need a strong technical understanding of software like QuickBooks or SAP Business Suite. They should also be skilled at creating and reading charts/diagrams, interpreting statistics, prioritizing, and multitasking.
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Compile and analyze financial information to prepare and post journal entries. Prepare and review account reconciliations. Assist with annual physical inventory....
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The Chief Accountant will be responsible for financial analysis and financial reporting including month end closing journal entries, audit and control, asset and liability review, and cash control....
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Work with external auditors during audit testing and year-end financial statements audit. Participate in special projects. Ad-hoc management and compliance reporting....
Requirements: Understanding of GAAP, familiarity with preparation of financial statements, including general ledger, trial balance and supporting schedules Experience with private equity funds a plus...
skills: Account Reconciliation, Financial Statements, GAAP, Month-End Close, Dynamics, IFRS Equal Opportunity Employer: Race, Color, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, National Origin...
and recording of all journal entries....
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Graduate Hotels is seeking a dynamic, service-oriented Dual Property Accountant to join our team at Graduate Storrs!...
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Complete month-end reconciliations including, but not limited to, credit card reports, loyalty reports, general ledger reconciliations, coupons, and university cards....
Senior Accountant - Pay up to $90k!
close Responsible for P&L and balance sheet for 3 entities Ownership of intercompany transactions Monthly balance sheet reconciliations monthly....
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