Accounting Clerk

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east dallas volkswagenGarland (TX)

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About the role

Accounting Clerk Opportunity Accounting Clerk opportunity in a dynamic and profitable dealership in the Dallas/Garland area of Texas. We offer an aggressive compensation package based on experience with competitive benefits including 401(k).
Responsibilities:
  • Get in on the ground floor of a new accounting department for an established dealership under new management! This position will assist the Office Manager with the accounting operations of the company, to include payables, receivables, payroll and billing.
  • Timely and accurate reporting of the company's accounting
  • Responsible for adherence to dealership policies and internal control structure
  • Actively manage expense structure and vendors
  • Work with Office Manager and Controller to prepare reports as necessary
Qualifications:
  • The Accounting Clerk candidate should have a high school diploma. Dealership accounting preferred.
  • Experience with CDK DMS preferred.
  • Intermediate knowledge of Excel a major plus to your success!
  • Self-motivated, goal-oriented and enthusiastic in a team environment
  • Ability to be analytical, problem solve and multi-task
  • Professional appearance and work ethic
  • All potential employees must pass pre-employment testing including a background check, and drug screen
Benefits:
  • Fast paced, work environment; great co-workers
  • Career growth opportunities
  • Medical and dental coverage available after 2 month period
  • Paid vacation 401(k)

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