Data Entry & Accounting (LATAM only)

Posted 17 days ago

my va supportNew York (NY)

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Data Entry & Accounting AnalystThis is a remote position. Only LATAM-based candidates (bilingual in Spanish and English) My VA Support is currently seeking a Data Entry & Accounting Analyst with a high level of English proficiency (C1) for a full-time remote position. This role requires a 45-hour work week.
Key Responsibilities: Transferring data from paper formats into computer files or database systems using keyboards, data recorders, or optical scanners Typing in data provided directly from customers Creating spreadsheets with large numbers of figures without mistakes Verifying data by comparing it to source documents Updating existing data Retrieving data from the database or electronic files as requested Performing regular backups to ensure data preservation Sorting and organizing paperwork after entering data to ensure it is not lost Please note, as an independent contractor, you will be responsible for making all necessary contributions to your local or state government (such as income taxes, social security, health insurance, etc.).
Requirements: Strong understanding of financial skills (particularly in a spreadsheet environment) Comfortable using Microsoft products like Word, Excel, PowerPoint (Microsoft Office) Comfortable using Google apps such as Gmail, Meet, Docs, Sheets, Forms, Slides, etc. 1+ years of experience as a data entry specialist Accounting experience English proficiency at C1 level Own device and headset High-speed Internet connection of +100 MB Basic accounting or financial background Excellent Excel skills, including proficiency with pivot tables and formulas Keen attention to detail when dealing with numbers
Benefits: 100% work from home Weekends off Structured work schedule A monthly payment of 800 USD Productivity Bonus of 50 USD (paid in local currency) Reliability Bonus of 25 USD (paid in local currency) Consecutive Realiability Bonus of 50 USD (paid in local currency)

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