What does an Accountant Do?

WHAT DOES AN ACCOUNTANT DO? Using numbers and financial statements, an accountant describes the health of a company, organization or individual, by using their skills in math, áccounting, law and finance. The following are some of the duties that an accountant may have to perform: O SHARING KNOWLEDGE O DETERMINES PAYROLL INTERACTS W/ AUDITORS EXPLAIN BILLING Determines requirements; maintains payroll data; prepares and processes 'monthly payrolls Interacts with internal and external completing audits Explain billing invoices and accounting policies to staff, vendors, and clients рayroll auditors in PREPARE DOCUMENTS ANALYZE DOCUMENTS PREPARE STATEMENTS review revenue, expenses, payroll entries, Analyze and review budgets and ´expenditures for local, state, federal funding, review contracts, and grants Prepare profit and loss statements and monthly closing accouñting reports Prepare budgets, and and private and Cost invoices, ánd other accounting documents $$ SUPERVISE INPUT СOMPILE ΑΝALYΖΕ REVENUE TRANSACTIONS Compile financial and information prepare entries to accounts, Supervise the input and handling of data and reports for the company's finańcial systems analyze to Analyze expenditure trends and rečommend budget levels, and ensure expenditure control revenue and financial appropriate such accounts, general ledger documěnt as automated and business transactions RESOLVE DISCREPANCIES STABLISH PROCEDURES RECOMMEND SYSTEMS Recommend, develop and maintain bases, computer software systems, and manual filing sýstems accounting Establish, coordinate implementation of accounting and procedures maintain, and the Resolve financial data discrepancies accounting control To learn more, visit our site http://www.jamiesonaccounting.com.au/