A Buchhalter wien is a number cruncher. He deals with the income and expenses of the company and is responsible for keeping an eye on the associated incoming and outgoing invoices. In addition, he takes care of the company's services, goods deliveries, and acquisitions and prepares its balance sheets.
Typical tasks of Buchhalter wien
Processing of ongoing financial accounting
Accounts receivable and accounts payable
Invoice verification and posting
Creation and transmission of reports to authorities (e.g., UVAs, ZMs, INTRASTAT) Participation in the result of monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements
Reconciliation and account clarification of supplier, customer, and material accounts
Participate in budget planning
Planning and implementation of payment transactions at home and abroad
Possibly communication with auditors and tax consultants
Classic requirements
Commercial school leaving certificate (HAK/HAS), accounting training, or comparable studies
Accuracy and structure in work
affinity for numbers
Knowledge of standard ERP systems (Navision and/or SAP)
Excellent MS Office skills - especially MS Excel experience with travel accounting systems
organizational strength
Accounting for SMEs and large companies
Ongoing bookkeeping takes a lot of time. It becomes particularly critical for small and medium-sized companies when employees responsible for accounting are on sick leave or vacation because, in many cases, the state sets strict deadlines that must be strictly observed. These and other problems can be avoided with Buchhalter wien.
Operational accounting
Weinhandl has been dealing with operational accounting for many years, which is why they work exceptionally reliably and cost-effectively and quickly.
Accurate accounting for the SME
If you are an SME, You can handover the tedious bookkeeping work like and prepare accounts; and keep records to Buchhalter wien. In this way, you not only save personnel costs but also reduce risks and can better concentrate on your company's core processes.
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