FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Accountant - Receivable position?
The main responsibilities include following up with customers for timely payment collections, preparing and verifying credit/debit notes and invoices, submitting monthly reports, reconciling bank accounts, and managing Lease Agreement invoice preparation.
Is customer follow-up for payment a part of this role?
Yes, following up with customers for the collection of due amounts is a key responsibility of the Accountant - Receivable position.
Will I need to prepare monthly reports?
Yes, you will need to prepare and submit monthly reports to the A/R Supervisor for management review.
What types of transactions will I be verifying?
You will be verifying information related to credit and debit notes, invoices, and journal vouchers to ensure the authenticity of all receivables transactions.
Are bank reconciliations a requirement for this role?
Yes, you will be responsible for reconciling Fujairah and HSBC dollar bank accounts accurately and in a timely manner for accounting requirements.
Will I be involved in lease agreements as part of my duties?
Yes, you will prepare and follow up on Lease Agreement invoices to ensure timely payment.
Who do I report to in this position?
You will report to the A/R Supervisor for management review and guidance.
What skills are required for the Accountant - Receivable position?
Strong communication skills for customer follow-ups, attention to detail for verifying transactions, and proficiency in accounting software for reconciliations and reporting are required.
What is the purpose of preparing credit and debit notes?
Preparing credit and debit notes is essential for documenting adjustments to customer accounts and ensuring accurate accounting of receivables transactions.
How important is timely payment collection in this job?
Timely payment collection is very important as it directly affects cash flow and the financial health of the organization.