Accountant, Nigeria State2State at DAI

Job Overview

Location
Lagos, FCT
Job Type
Full Time
Date Posted
2 years ago

Additional Details

Job ID
77149
Job Views
93

Job Description



POSITION DESCRIPTION



  • This position will support and ensure strong financial management and performance of the project.


KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES



  • The Accountant will support the Senior Accounting Manager and work closely across project teams on problems involving accounting systems and financial planning.

  • S/he will provide the appropriate financial and operating information as necessary.

  • S/he will work closely with other department groups on problems involving accounting systems and financial planning.

  • Assist to coordinate annual and other financial audits—including preparation of supporting schedules and information—respond to auditor questions and consolidate report formats.

  • Prepare regular reports and information for appropriate management as necessary or requested.

  • Initiate wire requests for field project implementation in accordance with DAI schedule.

  • Manage all banking activities including withdrawals, deposits, and preparation of all bank payments and checks.

  • Record all financial transactions in Field Expense Report (vFER) on daily bases.

  • Ensures accurate and timely processing of invoices, advances and reimbursements, checks, and wire transfer payments.

  • Upload the expenses into Oracle based on DAI’s schedule.

  • Provide support to performs monthly bank reconciliations and routinely monitors bank account balances.

  • Processes timely and accurate payroll payments for the office and ensures leave balances, and payroll taxes are accurate.

  • Ensure that salary is disbursed and payroll is recorded in the accounting system.

  • Work with the Director of Finance and Administration to approve and distribute travel advance amounts based on S2S’s travel advance policy.

  • Audits travel requests and expense reports for accuracy and compliance.

  • Follows procedures to ensure accurate and timely payment and reconciliation of travel advances, reimbursements for staff and partner travel.

  • Reviews and monitors outstanding advances report by paying close attention to advances that have not been settled after 30 days of issuance.

  • Perform other tasks as assigned.


QUALIFICATIONS



  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, business administration, public administration, economics, or other relevant field is required.

  • At least 5 years of progressive experience in finance and accounting/cost accounting.

  • Previous experiencing working on US Government funded projects highly preferred.

  • Strong training, communications, and personnel management skills.

  • Previous supervisory experience highly preferred.

  • Strong oral and written communication skills.


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