Accounting

Record transactions: Manage accounting transactions, including accounts payable and receivable
Prepare financial statements: Create balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and other financial statements
Prepare budgets: Create budget forecasts and ensure timely bank payments
Compute taxes: Calculate taxes and prepare tax returns
Ensure compliance: Ensure that the organization is following external laws and regulations
Identify risks: Evaluate financial and data risks and provide solutions for businesses
Analyze data: Use mathematical principles to analyze financial data

Bookkeeping

Record transactions: Use accounting software, spreadsheets, and databases to record transactions like sales, purchases, and payroll
Generate financial reports: Create balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements
Reconcile financial statements: Compare financial records to ensure they are accurate
Process invoices: Create and send invoices, and follow up with customers to get them paid
Manage accounts payable: Make sure supplier invoices are paid on time and accurately
Calculate payroll: Calculate pay and deductions for employees
Prepare tax documents: Help businesses prepare for tax season by ensuring records are accurate and up-to-date
Help with budgeting: Provide financial data to help business owners and accountants create budgets and plan for the future

Record transactions: Manage accounting transactions, including accounts payable and receivable
Prepare financial statements: Create balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and other financial statements
Prepare budgets: Create budget forecasts and ensure timely bank payments
Compute taxes: Calculate taxes and prepare tax returns
Ensure compliance: Ensure that the organization is following external laws and regulations
Identify risks: Evaluate financial and data risks and provide solutions for businesses
Analyze data: Use mathematical principles to analyze financial data