1. Financial Reporting: Preparing and analyzing financial statements such as balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements to provide an accurate picture of the organization's financial health.
2. Bookkeeping: Recording day-to-day financial transactions, including payments, receipts, purchases, and sales, ensuring that the general ledger is updated and accurate.
3. Tax Preparation and Compliance: Ensuring compliance with tax laws by preparing and filing tax returns, managing tax payments, and staying updated with changes in tax regulations.
4. Auditing: Conducting internal audits to review financial records, identify discrepancies or inefficiencies, and ensure compliance with accounting standards and company policies.
5. Payroll Management: Overseeing the payroll process, ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time, and managing payroll taxes and deductions.
6. Accounts Payable and Receivable: Managing the payment of bills and invoices (accounts payable) and ensuring timely collection of outstanding invoices (accounts receivable).
7. Reconciliation: Performing regular reconciliations of bank statements, accounts, and financial transactions to ensure accuracy and resolve discrepancies.
8. Financial Analysis: Analyzing financial data to identify trends, areas for improvement, and opportunities for cost savings or revenue generation.