Accounts Executive - GST, TDS, Bank Reconciliation
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Job Description
Position Summary
The Accounts Executive is responsible for ensuring accuracy in financial records and compliance with regulatory standards. This role involves managing essential accounting functions including GST, TDS, and bank reconciliation while contributing to the overall efficiency of the finance team.
Principal Responsibilities
- Prepare and maintain comprehensive financial statements and reports.
- Manage accounts payable and receivable to ensure timely payments and collections.
- Conduct thorough bank reconciliations to verify the accuracy of financial records.
- Assist in compliance with GST and TDS regulations, including necessary filings.
- Support the preparation of balance sheets and maintaining an organized general ledger.
- Oversee invoicing and billing processes to guarantee prompt and accurate transaction handling.
- Collaborate with various departments to facilitate seamless financial operations.
Eligibility and Qualifications
- A degree in accounting, finance, or a related field is preferred.
- Proficiency in accounting software and advanced Excel skills are required.
- Prior experience in a finance or accounting role is advantageous.
Key Competencies
- Strong analytical skills with attention to detail in financial reporting.
- Excellent communication skills for effective collaboration across departments.
- Capability to manage multiple tasks while adhering to deadlines.
Skills
Bank ReconciliationGstBillingBalance SheetTdsGeneral LedgerInvoicingAdministrationIf a job posting appears fraudulent, asks for payment, contains misleading information, or violates our guidelines, please report it immediately. Our team will review it promptly, Jobaaj does not charge any fee from the applicants.
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