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What they do
A Bookkeeper keeps records of accounts and manages day to day financial recordkeeping. Works for a business or provides bookkeeping services for several smaller organizations or individuals. May be supervised by an accountant. Provides information for financial statements and tax reports completed by an accountant.
$53,986 / year median in California
-17% projected decline
Job Description
Bookkeeper at
THUMBELLINA GARDENS
Bookkeeper at
THUMBELLINA GARDENS
in San Francisco, California Posted in 1 day ago.
Type:
full-time
Job Summary:
We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Bookkeeper to manage the company's financial records and ensure accurate accounting practices. The Bookkeeper will be responsible for recording financial transactions, reconciling accounts, processing payroll, and assisting with financial reporting. The ideal candidate has strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and experience with accounting software.
Key Responsibilities:
- Record day-to-day financial transactions accurately and promptly.
- Maintain the general ledger and ensure financial records are up to date.
- Reconcile bank, credit card, and other financial accounts.
- Process accounts payable and accounts receivable.
- Prepare and process payroll.
- Generate invoices and follow up on outstanding payments.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports.
- Assist with budgeting and cash flow management.
- Maintain organized financial files and documentation. Support tax preparation by providing required financial information.
- Ensure compliance with company policies and applicable financial regulations.
- Work with accountants and auditors during financial reviews and year-end reporting