Accounts Payable Administrator/Payroll Processor
Accounts Payable Administrator/Payroll Processor
Accounts Payable
- Processing multiple vendor payments (Via ACH & Bank Bill Pay) by their due dates
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- Entering multiple vendor invoices into NetSuite with accurate information and due date
- Reviewing payment schedules and keep track of all pending invoices
- Get approvals on all invoices prior to payment
- Send payment schedule to AR/AP manager weekly
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- Enter all vendor payments into bank portal weekly
- Calculating Agent commissions – monthly
- Calculate monthly Agent commissions based on the client payments that have been received
- Have commissions ready for approval by the 22nd of each month
- Work with the AR/AP Manager to become familiar with the different Agents and their individual commission plans
- Keep detailed excel spreadsheet on each Agent’s commission
- Enter all vendor payments into bank portal weekly
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- Deposit any incoming checks via remote deposit and send copies of checks to AR/AP Manager
- Scan and email paper invoices that come in the mail to the AR/AP manager
- Review employee expenses for compliance with company policy and adequate supporting documentation
- Confirming all expenses are delegated to correct account and department
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Payroll Processor
- Track notes for any changes/updates to payroll per pay run
- Prepare and enters payroll on a bi-weekly schedule
- Get approvals to pay bonuses quarterly
- Work with Finance Team to have commissions included monthly
Other duties
- Performs a wide range of duties relative to the maintenance and processing of personnel records and reports.
- Assist with general accounting duties, including preparation of account reconciliations as requested
- Assists with new employee on-boarding
- Provides clerical and operational support to other human resource staff
- Scanning - Emailing documents
- Maintains high standards of confidentiality of all employee records and information
- Assists with HR projects
- General office administration
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