The bookkeeper will perform various accounting duties including journal entries, fund accounting, and accounts payable for nonprofit organizations. They are also responsible for updating financial statements and reconciling transactions while maintaining proactive communication with clients.
Provide grant-related accounting support, including tracking, reporting, and financial management for nonprofit clients. Responsibilities include managing grant budgets, ensuring compliance with government regulations, and developing financial SOPs.
The Tax Manager is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of IRS Form 990 and related nonprofit compliance filings. They act as the primary point of contact for clients, ensuring accurate financial data transposition and timely regulatory reporting.
Key responsibilities include managing AP/AR, performing bank and payroll reconciliations, handling month-end close tasks, and preparing financial reports while ensuring compliance with donor restrictions and nonprofit accounting rules. The role also involves building client relationships, solving problems proactively, and implementing process improvements.
