Accounts Receivable Specialist
$26.00 - $28.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$26.00 - $28.00 per hour
About the role
- Support accounts receivable operations by completing daily batch invoicing, performing daily invoice reconciliations, and managing collections activities.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues that arise in the release of customer invoices to ensure timely and accurate billing.
- Perform new customer setup by confirming receipt of all required documentation, reviewing customer credit reports, obtaining internal approvals, and organizing all supporting records for retention.
- Request, track, and enter customer sales tax certificates into tax engine software to ensure accurate tax treatment.
- Monitor and maintain current customer sales tax certificates, proactively communicating with customers to replace expired certificates in the tax engine software.
- Manage customer portals by ensuring all invoices and supporting documentation are accurately inputted or uploaded to various customer portals on a daily basis.
- Assist the accounts receivable manager in resolving discrepancies in customer portals, including issues related to purchase orders, quantities, and pricing inconsistencies.
- Maintain controls over ongoing credit report reviews for existing customers each month to confirm that customer credit limits remain within appropriate levels.
- Prepare journal entries for biweekly payroll and related accrual reconciliations in accordance with established procedures.
- Prepare month-end reports, including destination sales reports and accounts receivable aging schedules, to support financial close activities.
- Assist accounts payable with intercompany reconciliations and organize all supporting documentation for those transactions.
- Prepare and distribute daily sales reports to support management visibility into revenue and sales trends.
- Perform other accounting and administrative duties as assigned to support the overall effectiveness of the finance function.
- Essential Skills 35 years of experience in an accounts receivable role.
- Hands-on experience with accounts receivable processes, including invoicing, reconciliations, and collections.
- Basic understanding of ERP systems and their use in accounting and billing processes.
- Demonstrated customer service skills when working with internal and external stakeholders on billing and payment matters.
- Proficiency in accounting tasks such as journal entry preparation, report generation, and financial data entry.
- Ability to manage customer portals, including uploading invoices and resolving portal-related discrepancies.
- Experience working with sales tax certificates and related tax engine software.
- Strong organizational skills with a high level of attention to detail and accuracy.
- Aptitude for working with numbers and financial data.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills for clear, professional interaction with customers and colleagues.
- Analytical skills to identify, investigate, and resolve discrepancies in invoices, credit limits, and customer accounts.
- Ability to maintain confidentiality of financial information and employee data.
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a team environment. Additional Skills & Qualifications
- Associates degree in accounting, finance, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
- Intermediate to advanced proficiency in Excel, including working with spreadsheets, formulas, and data analysis.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Outlook, and other productivity tools.
- Experience preparing month-end reports such as accounts receivable aging and sales reports.
- Experience with intercompany reconciliations and organizing supporting financial documentation.
- Comfort working in a fast-paced environment with multiple priorities and deadlines.
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