Location: Anjou Salary: $60,000 to $65,000 per year, depending on experience Job category: Accounting - Finance Type of job: Permanent Schedule: Day shift, 37.5 hours per week
Tasks
Review, collect, and manage invoices.
Ensure payment deadlines are met.
Make payments via credit card, bank transfer, and checks.
Manage intercompany accounts.
Follow up on files, invoices, and resolve issues related to purchase orders.
Reconcile supplier account statements.
File paid invoices and open new supplier files.
Balance the general ledger at the end of each month for supplier accounts and receipts.
Record monthly supplier account reports.
Prepare sales tax declarations at the end of the month.
Review and analyze the general ledger.
Prepare sales commissions.
Perform any other related tasks.
Advantages
Group insurance from day one (70% paid by the employer when claiming).
3 weeks of vacation.
5 sick days.
Company closure during the Christmas and New Year's week.
Possibility of contributing to a RRSP with employer contribution up to 3%.
Flexible schedule allowing you to finish at 2:00 PM on Fridays during the summer (mid-June to late August).
A company that values the opinions of its employees.
50% employee discount in-store from day one.
Job requirements
At least 2 years of experience in the full cycle of accounts payable or a similar role.
DEC, AEC, or DEP in accounting, finance, or equivalent.
Intermediate knowledge of Excel (proficiency in VLOOKUP and pivot tables).
Functional proficiency in English to respond to emails from clients in Western Canada (30% of the time).
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