Bookkeeper (Bensonhurst Corps) (Temporary Position)
The Salvation Army · Brooklyn, NY · 8 mo ago
AccountingFull-time
Responsibilities
- Calculate, maintain and manage all financial transactions of the Senior Center and Corp.
- Set up new vendor process; obtain all necessary documents (ACH form, voided checks & W9 form)
- Ensure all purchases follow our tax-exempt policies and set up with new vendors if needed
- Gather all invoice approvals from DHQ as needed
- Handle all Petty Cash transactions and weekly money calculations with Assistant Director
- Prepare bank deposit slips and make bank deposits as needed
- Verify with Administrative Officer if invoices match what was ordered or serviced
- Prepare all monthly and quarterly financial reports, income packets and expense packets, etc.
- Monitor and update the Corporate Credit Card transactions and print monthly activity reports
- Prepare Sunday cartridge income reports, money calculations and year end cartridge reports
- Write receipts, collect cash & checks and maintain accuracy of Safeguard receipt book
- Prepare the Senior Feeding Packet in absence of Office Administrative Officer or Corp Officer
- Inspire all miscellaneous cash in the senior center (small kettles)
- Invoice vendors and clients
- Aid in all financials related to Kettle Income (counting & entering kettle income and preparing kettle reports)
- Oversee all bills and expenses are paid on time
- Maintain an organized filing system
- Aid in reviewing and computing the yearly budget
Qualifications
- College Degree or Certification required (relating to accounting, finance, bookkeeping or related field)
- Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English and Chinese
- Must have basic computer skills and be competent with software such as Microsoft Office & Excel, appropriate desktop application, and be familiar with computer and printer hardware
- Must have prior experience with finance, bookkeeping or accounting field
- Must be available to work various shifts corresponding to Corps hours of operation