Accounting & Finance

Monitor payments due to the company or organization. Responsible for paying suppliers and vendors for goods and services purchased by the company. Will handle incoming bills and invoices but may serve additional functions depending on the size and nature of the business.

Prepare accounts receivable transactions and processes customer payments. They also create invoices according to company practices and submit them for approval by management or clients.

Responsible for recording and maintaining a business’s financial transactions such as purchases, expenses, sales revenue, invoices, and payments. Records financial data into general ledgers, which are used to produce the balance sheet and income statement.

Tax accountants work with clients to produce tax return documents that follow laws and regulations. Before tax time, these professionals help clients create a plan to reach their desired financial goals.

Investigates a company’s cost of production, or the money it takes to manufacture products or provide services. They analyze the expenses of all factors of production, such as Day-to-day operation, Labour, Shipping, Inventory, Equipment, Repairs, Renovations, Administration and Leasing costs.

Manage valuation process including determining project scope, leading client interviews, and meeting deliverable timelines. Prepare and review the preparation of client deliverables including development of financial models, application of valuation methodologies, and narrative reports.

Collects and analyzes data to assess the time, money, materials, and labor required to manufacture a product, construct a building, or provide a service. Specializes in a particular product or industry.

Handles the overall management and supervision of the accounting department. This includes overseeing the work of accountants, reviewing financial statements, and preparing reports for upper management. They will also develop and implement accounting policies and procedures.

Handles all aspects of preparing and distributing employees’ payments, including maintaining payroll records, calculating taxes, balancing payroll accounts, and overseeing other members of the payroll staff.