- Analysis of financial accounts: The financial accountant analyzes and audits the company's financial accounts, in order to ensure the accuracy of the financial statements and to identify the strengths and weaknesses in the company's financial performance.
Preparing financial reports: The financial accountant prepares the company's financial reports, such as periodic and annual reports, and tax reports, and makes sure that they comply with the applicable accounting standards.
Management of debit and credit accounts: The financial accountant is responsible for managing the debit and credit accounts of the company, and ensures the accuracy of the information and its periodic updating.
Implementation of accounting operations: The financial accountant carries out the daily accounting operations of the company, such as entering invoices and payments and verifying the validity of accounting records.
Tax Department: The financial accountant deals with various taxes and fees, and makes sure that the company complies with applicable tax laws
- Developing financial policies: The financial accountant can contribute to developing and improving the financial and accounting policies of the company, in order to improve work efficiency and achieve the specified financial goals.
Financial Planning: The financial accountant participates in defining the company's financial goals and developing implementation plans to achieve them, and assists in analyzing financial statements to determine the company's financial needs in the future.
