Vaco Denver is looking for a Non Profit Accountant (part-time) to join our client's team!
Job Description:
- Job responsibilities - time split is 60% AP, 40% accounting/bookkeeping
Accounts Payable Duties
- Process payment request with the required paperwork and approval on a weekly basis (volume usually 80 payments a month - combo of ACH, check, and credit card)
- Bookkeep the API entry with the correct fund code, GL code, grant code, job code, program code, effective date, transaction amount, and description
- Submit the positive pay report on the same day when the checks are mailed
- Maintain and organize a completed AP record/files (copy of checks, invoices, approval emails, ACH vouchers and ACH origination files, credit card payment receipt, etc.)
- Maintain and update the W-9 form and ACH info request form in the google drive and accounting system
- Select the vendor's 1099 status in the accounting system based on the vendor's federal tax classification on the W-9
- Update the AP status to the Controller at the weekly check-in
- Assist the Controller to reconcile the accruals and track the payment status
- Set up and manage vendors (1099 info, etc).
- Maintain and organize the monthly bank transaction folder
- Reconcile the supporting files with the bank records
- On a semi-monthly base, bookkeep the bank disbursement and cash receipt entries with the correct fund code, GL code, grant code, job code, program code, effective date, transaction amount and description
- Bookkeep the monthly earnings from the investment account
- Bookkeep the monthly PERA entry, H S A entry, and 401K entry
- Bookkeep the journal entries provided by the controller and maintain the supporting files
- Assist controller to prepare for the annual auditing/other accounting projects
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in accounting or finance.
- Minimum of 3 years' experience in Accounting/ bookkeeping (including AP)
- Experience with Abila MIP Fund accounting (Sage for Non Profit) is highly preferred
- Google Suite experience
- Experience in governmental accounting, non-profit, or charter school is preferred (understanding of fund accounting concepts)