Accountant
- Who May Apply:
- All Applicants
- Location:
- Distric of Columbia- Washington
- Duties and Responsibilities :
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Research and resolve reconciliation variances including abnormal balances, treasury tie points and fluctuation analysis reviews.
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Perform Period End Close and Year End Close duties including regular and recurring journal vouchers, coordinating with applicable Business Office and DFAS counterparts, generating and validating account balances and reports.
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Create and maintain standard operating procedures for accounting processes.
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Fund control reviews, improper payment reviews and master data maintenance.
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Provide advice and support to customers regarding specialized areas of accounting, accounting policies and training.
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- Qualifications Required:
- -Knowledge of professional accounting theory, concepts, principles, and practices of accounting; financial and performance auditing; and/or financial
management sufficient to conduct difficult assignments involving interfaces and inter-relationships between and among programs, systems, functions, and policies.-Knowledge of professional accounting management, fiscal and accounting theories, concepts, principles, and procedures, sufficient to develop new accounting principles and standards in the command.-Ability to develop guidance, memoranda, procedures and instructions which cover the full spectrum of accounting and financial management issues.Knowledge of a variety of complex automated accounting and financial management systems.One year of specialized experience which includes conducting analysis of financial or accounting data or systems to ensure accuracy, completeness, or conformance with established procedures and guidelines.
- Required Documents :
- ResumeTranscripts (unofficial are acceptable)
- Fair and Transparent :
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- Work Schedule:
- Full-Time
- Telework Eligible :
- Yes
- Recruitment Type :
- DHA
- Clearance Level Required :
- Secret
- Appointment Type:
- Permanent