The Accountant performs accounting functions for assigned accounts, including entering and posting financial data, preparing and approving journal entries, reconciling accounts, calculating and entering data into computer systems, researching and correcting errors, preparing tax forms, maintaining financial records, and preparing and submitting related reports. This role also involves maintaining accounting records for various County funds, analyzing general ledger accounts for accuracy, reviewing cash receipts and deposits, performing daily/monthly general ledger closeouts, and preparing related reports. Additionally, the Accountant performs cash flow analysis, reviews account balances, verifies money transfers, ensures deposits are made to proper accounts, assists with yearly cash flow projections, and maintains related files and documentation. The position supports auditors with annual and periodic audits, compiles data for notes and schedules, reviews ledger entries, and retrieves records. A key responsibility includes managing fixed assets, monitoring acquisitions and disposals, maintaining inventory records, updating logs, verifying details, preparing audit schedules, participating in surplus auctions, and maintaining documentation. The role may also assist with banking functions and process accounts payable documentation, including verifying invoices and purchase orders, entering data for payment, administering system permissions, and maintaining documentation. The Accountant participates in special projects, researches, compiles reports, analyzes data, makes recommendations, serves on committees, and submits mandated reports. A comprehensive knowledge of applicable laws and regulations is required, along with staying aware of new trends and advances in the profession through workshops and training.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level