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Briefly is a support organization that runs the back‑office operations for a global law firm with offices across 45 locations. The Accounts Payable specialist handles vendor invoices, corporate card charges, reimbursements, and vendor setup, while assisting with 1099 reporting and the semi‑monthly check run.
You will respond to inquiries from vendors and attorneys. This role requires 3+ years AP experience, familiarity with QuickBooks/Sage Intacct/Bill.com, and strong Excel skills.
Briefly is a support organization, professionally running the back‑office operations of a tech‑enabled, highly selective, global law firm consistently recognized for its excellence, innovation, and teamwork throughout its 45 offices in 14 countries and five continents. This disruptive business model has widely become known amongst the most innovative in the legal industry prioritizing collaboration, dynamic innovation, consistent excellence, agility, and efficiency. These core principles provide our firm with an insightful understanding of how we can continue to push our growth year over year.
Our Accounts Payable team handles vendor invoices, corporate credit card charges, and reimbursements for our law firm attorneys and back‑office staff. In addition to assisting with the coordination and setup of new vendors, the specialist over accounts payable will assist with 1099 reporting, preparation of the semi‑monthly check run and respond to vendor and attorney inquiries.
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