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Job Description
- Executive Accounts
The Executive Accounts is responsible for day-to-day financial transactions including accounts payable, corporate credit card reconciliations, and various other transactional issues.
- Managing accounts payable using accounting software and other programs
- Handling accounts payable for separate entities and vendors
- Analyzing workflow processes
- Establishing and maintaining relationships with new and existing vendors
- Ensuring bills and payroll are paid in a timely and accurate manner while adhering to departmental procedures
- Processing due invoices for payments
- Comparing purchase orders, prices, terms of payment and other charges
- Processing transactions and performing accounting duties such as account maintenance, recording entries and reconciling books of accounts
- Supporting in Audit requirements (Both Statutory & GST)
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