Entry-Level Accounting Clerk

We are looking for an organized, efficient Entry-Level Accounting Clerk with an eye for detail and a high level of accuracy. Accounting Clerks can expect to handle communications with vendors, clients, and internal departments, assist with inventory, database, and record maintenance, prepare financial reports, issue checks and making deposits, and generally ensure that the office operations are running smoothly. You should be professional and courteous with strong computer skills and a thorough understanding of accounting and financial principles.

To succeed as an Entry-Level Accounting Clerk, you should be a skilled multi-tasker with excellent time management, computer, and communication skills. Candidates should understand and abide by all accounting procedures and principles and have a commitment to behaving ethically in the workplace.

Entry-Level Accounting Clerk Responsibilities:
Performing basic office tasks, including answering phones, responding to emails, processing mail, filing, etc.
Maintaining a database, ensuring that records are complete and current.
Recording information, processing, and filing forms.
Preparing checks, deposits, budgets, and financial reports.
Updating ledgers, researching, and resolving discrepancies.
Abiding by all company procedures and accounting principles.
Responding appropriately to a vendor, client, and internal requests.
Ensuring Accounting Department runs smoothly and efficiently.

Entry-Level Accounting Clerk Requirements:
High School diploma is required, more education and experience is generally preferred.
Comprehensive knowledge of accounting procedures and principles.
Ethical behavior when dealing with sensitive financial information.
High level of accuracy and efficiency.
Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
Courteous, professional manner, strong customer service skills.
Computer literacy and strong typing skills, experience with accounting software may be required.
Attention to detail.
Willingness to comply with all company, local, state, and federal financial regulations.