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Robert Half
Bookkeeper
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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.
$45,749 / year median in North Carolina
-10% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for a detail-oriented Bookkeeper to support accurate financial operations for a growing organization in Mooresville, North Carolina. This position is responsible for maintaining reliable records, managing day-to-day accounting activities, and helping ensure timely reporting across payables, receivables, and reconciliations. The ideal candidate brings strong Sage experience, a solid grasp of core bookkeeping practices, and the ability to work carefully with financial and inventory data.
Responsibilities:
- Maintain complete and accurate financial records by recording daily transactions and keeping accounting data organized in QuickBooks.
- Oversee outgoing payments, verify invoice details, and help ensure vendors are paid correctly and on schedule.
- Monitor incoming payments, prepare customer billing information, and follow up on outstanding balances when needed.
- Perform regular bank and account reconciliations to confirm records align with statements and to resolve discrepancies promptly.
- Support sales tax tracking and related reporting by reviewing transactions for accuracy and proper documentation.
- Assist with asset and inventory recordkeeping, including updates to item listings and coordination of periodic inventory checks.
- Review inventory count results and financial data in spreadsheets, using Excel formulas to analyze variances and support reporting.
- Help maintain consistent accounting processes and contribute to financial data updates when changes in systems or workflows require record adjustments.