Executive (Accounts) Responsibility:
- Day-to-Day Accounting Activities
- Cash Collection from Customers
- Receive and record cash payments from customers.
- Issue receipts and update relevant ledgers.
- Ensure timely banking of collected amounts (if applicable).
- Maintaining Daily Expenses
- Record all daily office or operational expenses (e.g., utilities, supplies, transport).
- Attach and file supporting documents (invoices, bills, receipts) for each expense.
- Monitor petty cash usage and ensure proper approvals are in place.
- Update the expense register or software system daily.
- Reconcile expense entries with available cash or bank balance.
- Daily Chart Completion
- Prepare and update the Daily Cash Flow / Sales & Expense Report.
- Record all receipts and payments accurately.
- Reconcile opening and closing balances daily.
- Rechecking Daily Accounting Entries
- Cross-check daily entries in ledgers and accounting software.
- Verify accuracy of transactions and correct any errors.
- Maintain audit-ready documentation.
- Monthly Credit Sales Reporting to Sales Team
- Generate credit sales summary by salesperson.
- Share monthly reports with sales staff for collection follow-up.
- Highlight overdue accounts and aging analysis.
Senior Executive (Accounts) Responsibility:
- Monitoring daily activities of the accounts department and advise team member as require.
- Preparing and presenting financial reports to the management, detailing the company's performance, including sales revenue, expenses, Profit, and losses.
- Creating budgets for various departments within the organization and forecasting future financial performance based on historical data and market trends.
- Accounts payable process, ensuring that bills and invoices are paid accurately and on time and also manage accounts receivable, ensuring timely collection of payments from customers.
- Ensuring accurate valuation of inventory.
- Conducting financial analysis to identify areas for cost reduction, revenue enhancement, and overall financial improvement, this may involve analyzing sales data, expense reports, and other financial metrics.
- Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards including tax regulations, accounting principles, and company policies.
- Preparing financial records and documentation for internal and external audits, that all necessary information in readily available and accurate.
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