General Accountant
GENERAL ACCOUNTANT AT FEKER TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
Total years of experience :3 years, 6 Months
Reviewing all financial transactions for accuracy and ensuring that accounting records are up to date
Preparing financial statements, tax returns, and other reports based on standard accounting practices
Providing reports to management regarding the financial status of the company, including trends over time
Managing accounts payable and receivable, including collecting payments and identifying potential risks of non-payment
Preparing reports on financial activities, such as sales figures, cash flow projections, and inventory levels
Reviewing purchase orders before they are processed to ensure that they comply with company policies
Reviewing financial data to identify trends, opportunities, and risks in order to make strategic business decisions
General ledger accountants prepare journal entries, reconcile financial statements and accounts, and ensure data accuracy. They typically report to a supervisor or manager and work with management in other departments including IT, sales operations, engineering, and legal. Most general ledger accountants work full time in an office setting; they may occasionally work overtime to accommodate the needs of their company. Since this position involves analyzing and ensuring accuracy of data, those who are well-suited to a career as a general ledger accountant are detail-oriented, organized, and accurate
Payroll accountants process salary payments to employees. Their responsibilities include calculating salaries, updating payroll systems with employee information, and preparing internal and external tax reports. They may also conduct internal audits.
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