Accounts II – 3 Posts

Preparing weekly cash flow statements for short-term liquidity forecasts and planning; maintaining imprest registers; Ensuring surrenders are on due dates and ensuring that supporting documents are verified and filed; Compiling and posting general ledger information and summaries concerning various financial transactions; Preparing general ledger journal entries to record cash, revenue, and expense activities proper coding of transaction to the general ledger and closure of ledgers; performing timely month-end closings preparation of entries, analysis and reconciliation of all balance sheet accounts; Preparing monthly financial statements; preparing other reports as required; preparing monthly balance sheet reconciliations, adjusting trial balance to include accruals, payments, depreciation and other adjustments and resolve, where possible, any discrepancies that may be found; Monitoring accounts receivable; providing financial statements and supporting information, schedules, reconciliations, explanations and other information that may be requested by auditors; Checking and verifying expenditure before preparation of payment vouchers, cheques and remittance of payments: Carrying out bank reconciliation, selected account reconciliation and cash reconciliation; preparing lead schedules, trial balance and other appropriate schedules as required; Carrying out reconciliation of statutory levy records on the basis of invoices, demand letters as well as records made by Compliance Officers; carrying out reconciliation of the assets register with the general ledger; Maintaining, storage and security of financial and accounting documents.

Bachelor's degree in any of the following disciplines: Commerce (Accounting/Finance Option), Finance, Economics, Business Administration, Business Management or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution; Part II of Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination or its equivalent qualification from a recognized institution; Certificate in relevant computer accounting packages; and Shown merit and competence in work performance.