Bookeeper

A bookkeeper's job is to maintain a business's financial records and providing accurate financial information. Their responsibilities include:

Recording transactions
Bookkeepers record financial transactions, such as purchases, expenses, sales, invoices, and payments. They enter this data into general ledgers, which are used to create financial statements.

Preparing financial reports
Bookkeepers prepare financial reports, such as balance sheets, income, and monthly financial statements. They analyze account trends and information to create these reports.

Ensuring compliance
Bookkeepers ensure that all financial actions comply with local legal requirements.

Managing accounts
Bookkeepers manage accounts payable and receivable, payroll, and bank account balances.

Preparing tax returns
Bookkeepers may prepare tax returns for the business.

Sharing reports
Bookkeepers share reports with business owners and managers to help them make decisions.

Fact-checking
Bookkeepers fact-check accounting information and verify the accuracy of business accounts.

Assisting with administrative duties
Bookkeepers may assist the accountant with administrative duties.