Accounting Manager

Anywhere

ACCOUNTING MANAGER

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), the Accounting Manager is responsible for directing and coordinating the daily activities of the accounting staff. The Accounting Manager will assist the CFO in creating accurate and timely financial statements.

Major Responsibilities:
Prepare bi-weekly payroll
Oversee the daily accounting activities and maintain accounting controls
Supervises, directs and reviews the work of accounting staff (including, but not limited to accounts receivable/payable transactions, check runs, fixed asset activity, payroll, etc.)
Approve Account Payable for processing
Monthly review of service fees billing and submit to Regional Centers
Reconcile bank statements
Cash management
Resolve complex accounting issues or assist CFO in resolving issues
Coordinate monthly, quarterly, and annual closing activities
Make and implement recommendations to improve accounting process and procedures
Documents all accounting procedures and maintains an up to date manual.
Complies with federal, state and company policies, procedures and regulations.
Assumes responsibility for the department in the absence of the CFO.
Perform other duties as assigned or required

Competencies:
Financial Management
Ethical Conduct
Thoroughness.
Performance Management

Job Requirements and Essential Skills/Functions:
Bachelor’s degree in accounting preferred with 2 years of accounting experience.
Must have an advanced knowledge of ADP Payroll System
Strong understanding of General Accepted Accounting Principles
Professional demeanor and Ability to work independently
Ability to develop and establish financial policies and procedures
Ability to effectively direct and supervise small accounting staff
Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite including advance knowledge of Excel a must
Knowledge of computerized accounting, Blackbaud Financial Edge preferred
Must have a clear driving record, valid CA driver’s license.
Able to lift to 25 lbs. by self, standing, walking, sitting, pushing, bending, repetitive motion and pulling may be required.

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