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Duties and Responsibilities of an Accounts Payable Clerk

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Nyongesa Sande
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Nyongesa Sande is a Kenyan blogger, Pan Africanist,c olumnist Political Activist , blogger, informer & businesman who has interest in politics, governance, corporate fraud, human rights and television personality.

An Accounts Payable Clerk makes sure their company pays their invoices and bills on time, whether it be by reviewing them with a department head or following up with clients directly.

Requirements and skills

  • Proven working experience as Accounts Payable Clerk
  • Solid understanding of basic bookkeeping and accounting payable principles
  • Proven ability to calculate, post and manage accounting figures and financial records
  • Data entry skills along with a knack for numbers
  • Hands-on experience with spreadsheets and proprietary software
  • Proficiency in English and in MS Office
  • High degree of accuracy and attention to detail
  • BSc degree in Finance, Accounting or Business Administration

Accounts Payable Clerk Duties:

  • Enter and update vendor information into accounting system
  • Prepare checks, invoices, and statements
  • Maintain records of invoices
  • Prepare financial statements and reports
  • Assist with bank reconciliations
  • Review and check bills for accuracy
  • Maintain files and records

Accounts Payable Clerk Responsibilities:

  • Maintain accounts payable records and reconcile financial obligations
  • Verify the accuracy of accounts payable transactions; prepare specialized reports as needed
  • Track due dates and payment amounts; follow up with vendors on discrepancies
  • Process the payment of invoices, checks, and other credits
  • Identify and expedite payments on open invoices
  • Issue credit memos as needed
  • Track vendor information, including account status, invoice dates, and credit limits
  • Process vendor information changes
  • Maintain vendor profiles and records
  • Process vendor onboarding and termination, including updating account maintenance information
  • Maintain appropriate records on all company personnel, including payroll records, benefit statements, and time records
  • Oversee all payroll and benefits processes, including processing payroll, issuing checks, and updating benefits records
  • Perform other accounting duties as promoted

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