1. Researches files and account historical records; reviews and evaluates information obtained; and provides historical comparisons and financial forecasts for revenues and expenditures.
2. Analyzes and evaluates financial information such as funding sources, investment options and contracts; recommends appropriate action.
3. Tracks and maintains assigned accounts, funds and contracts; performs related activities such as preparing general journal entries, reconciling accounts, reviewing contracts for compliance with terms and conditions or accounts for consistency with generally accepted accounting principles.
4. Compiles, monitors, maintains and analyzes budget information; prepares budget documents, budgetary projections and recommendations.
5. Checks accuracy of financial tracking systems by testing, maintaining, and evaluating financial information in the systems.
6. Performs other duties as required.
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answer #1
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answered by Sandy 7
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