As an accounting clerk, you'll be responsible for many tasks that call for this skill including preparing reports, bank statements, performing data entry, maintaining account records and filing documents.

Accounting Technicians carry out a range of practical accounting tasks and responsibilities including administering payrolls, organizing payments for invoices, bookkeeping, observing financial transactions, and doing financial administration

An account receivable clerk is an accounting professional who posts customer payments by recording cash, checks, and credit card transactions, ensures organizations receive payment for services offered or goods sold to clients.

An Accounts Payable Clerk pays employees by receiving and authenticating expense reports and requests for advances, maintains accounting ledgers by verifying and posting account transactions, and process accounts and incoming payments.

The payroll clerk position is accountable for maintaining payroll information, collecting timekeeping data, update payroll records, integrating a variation of deductions into a periodic payroll, and issuing pay-related information to employees.