Accounting Associate, Personal CFO Group - Seattle, WA
Accounting Associate, Personal CFO Group - Seattle, WA
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Performing bookkeeping functions on a daily, weekly, monthly basis; Vendor maintenance - creating and modifying existing vendors, managing W-9 and NDA forms process with new vendors, and ad hoc communications with vendors
- Recording vendor invoices in the accounts payable module of Intacct or within Bill.com and submit for review
- Completing vendor, credit and other applications on behalf of clients
- Processing Form 1099s annually, where applicable, Recording journal entries for cash transfers, payroll, accruals, asset purchases and capital improvements, as well as specific accounting related to clients personal assets
- Reconciliations of bank statements, brokerage statements and credit card statements, including transaction feeds into our accounting systems
- Meticulous maintenance of client files/records in shared network folders
- Responding promptly to client requests
- Familiarity with financial statements
- Ad hoc analysis and reporting
- Bachelor’s degree in accounting 0-4 years’ accounting experience focusing on A/P, Journal Entries, Bank Reconciliations and Data EntryStrong proficiency in Excel (including pivot tables and v-lookups)
- Preferred experience with Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, or similar accounting systems.
- Expeditious and accurate data entry skills
- Highly motivated self-starter; independent worker
- Able to communicate well (both verbal and written) and build relationships within teams
- Possess core self-management skills: time management, organization, prioritization resourcefulness, problem-solving
- Detail oriented, Intelligent; Inquisitive
- Exhibits accountability and ownership
- Strive for continuous improvement
- Family Office Experience preferred
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