What do internal accounts need to do?
The main responsibilities of internal accounting are: 1. Financial inspection, accounting and supervision of the company's daily business; 2. Supervise and manage the company's financial and material resources; 3. Budget, audit, accounting and monitoring of company expenses; 4. Assist the Administration Department to supervise the establishment of accounts for fixed assets, low-value consumables and tools, and make regular inventory; 5, supervision and inspection of material recipients; 6, physical inventory, check accounts; 7. Bookkeeping, settlement and checking of the company's general ledger and all subsidiary ledgers; 8. Prepare accounting statements and various schedules, and analyze financial reports; 9. Collect and check with cashier every month; 10, and put forward reasonable suggestions to the general manager according to the specific business conditions of the company.