Senior Accountant - Government Contracting
Senior Accountant - Government Contracting
Posted 46 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform month-end reconciliations of accounts and provides reasonable explanations and insightful analysis of the components of assigned accounts
- Responsible for preparing month-end Journal Entries
- Responsible for processing daily cash receipts and maintaining banking/cash files
- Responsible for submitting receiving reports & invoices in iRPT for customer deliveries
- Prepare Cost Plus billings and ensure appropriate approvals have been received prior to submittal
- Support Internal Audit Engagements & External Audit Engagements (DCMA)
- Review AR Aging and follow-up with customers for cash collections
- Responsible for daily Inventory Reconciliation and month-end Inventory reporting
- Responsible for maintaining Fixed Asset subsidiary ledger
- Prepares sales/use tax analysis and submitting monthly Prepayments and Quarterly Returns
- Prepare and complete tax provisions including but not limited to 1099's, Property Tax, Income Tax, Fixed Assets, Prepaids, IRADProvide support/back up for various departments including but not limited to Payroll, Sales Order Processing/Invoicing
- Prepare financial reports in FCC/Essbase
- Participate in invoicing/cash forecasting
- May lead tasks or aspects of a task or project; provide guidance to less experienced staff members
- Recommend improvements to accounting policies & procedures
Before you apply
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