• Managing all public accounting operations
• Preparing reports of the current financial situation in the institution
• Analyzing financial statements and providing accounting visions from their study
• Managing and tracking all financial movements and updating purchasing and sales records
• Providing periodic financial reports on the company's status of the board of directors and the relevant departments
• Maintaining the reserve copies of the financial records
• Propose solutions and financial procedures to reform financial problems in the institution
• Preparing budgets, income lists, profit reports, losses, revenues, expenses, and all other reports
• Maintain the confidentiality of financial statements
• Enter accounting data and financial files into computer systems
• Archive, organize and organize financial operations in an easy way
• Using technical solutions and benefiting from the advantages of accounting programs to facilitate the completion of tasks accurately.
• Applying the accounting system for the company, whether it is subject to the employer or the accountant himself and must be applied in an accurate way and to ensure the accuracy and validity of the course of the financial documents course
• Preparing assets, responsibility and capital entries by collecting and analyzing account information. Financial transactions documents by entering account information
• Preparing asset and capital entries by collecting and analyzing account information
• documents financial transactions by entering account information
• Maintains accounting controls by recommending policies and procedures
• Securing financial information by completing the backup copies of the database.
• Analyze and submitting a report on the financial situation, including the differences in the income statement, informing the financial results of the administration, and preparing and analyzing the budget
• Supervising taxes and adhering to federal regulations
• Setting, implementing, modifying and documenting records and accounting systems, and benefiting from current computer technology.
• negotiating the terms of commercial deals and moves with customers and associated organizations
• Administration of management on issues such as resource use, tax strategies, and assumptions behind budget expectations.
• Preserving the records and study of government agencies
• Commitment to administrative laws and not amending them except by consulting the administration
