Accounts Officer
What's it like to be an Accounts Officer?
Accounts Officers are responsible for monitoring and processing the financial information and transactions of a client or company. Their work ranges from processing invoices to managing accounts and expenses. As a result, they play a critical role in the business growth and performance of an organisation.
Tasks and duties
- Processing, recording, and issuing invoices, payments and financial transactions.
- Handling general account inquiries, complaints and other related concerns.
- Coordinating and managing company budgets and expenses.
- Analysing financial data and preparing relevant reports to the management.
- Developing and implementing internal account and finance-related regulations.
- Monitoring compliance with relevant legal policies, practices and standards.
How to become an Accounts Officer
To become an Accounts Officer, you usually need a qualification. Depending on your employer, certifications or licences may also be required.
Complete a bachelor degree in accounting, finance or a related field. These fields should provide you with key accounting and finance knowledge to help you start an Accounts Officer in Singapore.
Gain experience. You could start in an entry-level role in a company’s finance or administrative department. This experience will give you general exposure to what the role entails while learning basic accounting techniques.
Consider completing relevant certifications, such as the Certified Public Accountant certification.
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