Accountant

Job Details

Skills And Tools:

Job Description

• Manage all accounting transactions
• Prepare budget forecasts
• Publish financial statements in time
• Handle monthly, quarterly and annual closings
• Reconcile accounts payable and receivable
• Ensure timely bank payments
• Compute taxes and prepare tax returns
• Manage balance sheets and profit/loss statements
• Report on the company’s financial health and liquidity
• Audit financial transactions and documents
• Reinforce financial data confidentiality and conduct database backups when necessary
• Comply with financial policies and regulations

Job Requirements

Qualifications and experience

• Obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, Accounting Division / Bachelor’s Degree in Systems and Information, Business Administration Division

Experiences

• A similar certificate through which one can work in the field of accounting.
• Time experience  From 3 years to 5 years minimum.
• Performance indicators
• Work environment
• An office equipped with all office needs, a computer, and accounting software

Job description template for the position of:- Accountant

Task details

Job Summary

Recording accounting entries to ensure a current and consistent recording of all accounting entries and ensuring the necessary documentation for all accounting entries.

Main tasks and responsibilities

• Preparing and preparing financial reports and analyzing financial statements.
• Collect and analyze financial and accounting data.
• Documenting financial transactions, records, and purchase and sales transactions.
• Preparing the necessary reports, lists, financial tables, and accounting books on a regular basis.
• Preparing budgets, income statements, profit and loss reports, revenues and expenses, and all other reports.
• Entering data and information into computer systems such as invoices, financial documents, restrictions, exchange orders, and all the various accounts, tabulating, recording, posting, and summarizing financial transactions, in addition to writing, arranging, and organizing them in a way that system users can understand and deal with.
• Maintaining the confidentiality and privacy of financial information.
• Providing financial information to relevant administrators.
• Proposing the financial measures that need to be taken.