Junior Accounting Assistant Position Available (Nova Scotia)

Junior Accounting Assistant Position Available (Nova Scotia)

21 Aug
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Steele Auto Group
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Nova Scotia

21 Aug

Steele Auto Group

Nova Scotia

Explore a Junior Accounting Assistant role with Steele Auto Group in Dartmouth, NS, where you can expand your financial knowledge in a supportive setting. This entry-level position offers hands-on accounting experience.

As a Junior Accounting Assistant, you'll support the Head Office's day-to-day operations by engaging in essential accounting activities. From processing vendor invoices to reconciling bank statements, you will play a key role in our financial processes. Steele Auto Group fosters a community centered around growth and employee development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist in processing vendor invoices and employee expenses
• Prepare and approve digital cheques and EFTs
• Record monthly journal entries using templates




• Perform bank reconciliations periodically
• Help in managing billing processes for utility services

Requirements:
• Keen attention to detail and robust organizational skills
• Willingness to learn and adapt in a fast-paced environment
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel
• Previous office or accounting experience is a plus
• Education or training in finance or accounting is valued

Take the first step towards your accounting career today with Steele Auto Group and gain experience that matters.
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📌 Junior Accounting Assistant Position Available (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Steele Auto Group
📍 Nova Scotia

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