Position: Accountant (Mid-Level) (Premium Job)
- No. of Openings 1
- Category Accounting
- Job Location 26
- Job Level Junior Level
- Salary 30,000- 40,000
- Education Level Bachelor's Degree
- Experience Minimum 2-3 years of experience in related field
- Expiry date Sep 05, 2020 (Expired)
Job Description
- Prepare detailed account analysis and reconcile sales, cost and inventory, liability.
- Assist in month-end closing, prepare journal entries as necessary, analyze inventory evaluation, inventory roll forward
- prepare, analyze, and report weekly, monthly, and quarterly gross margins, assist in month-end closing and inventory
- Your responsibilities include maintenance and development of production, purchases, import and export, freight, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and shipping, documentation, and submission of inventory, and accuracy and validity of inventory.
Job Specification
- Must be able to adapt to new and different computer programs and software to enable efficient data gathering and analysis
- Proficiency in Excel and Microsoft Office products
- Ability to analyze and reconcile complex accounts and reserves
- Strong organizational and communicational skills
- Detail oriented
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on 2020-09-05
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About Company
Two fresh graduates established Alpine Coffee Estate Pvt Ltd in 2008. They purchased 6 hectares of land in the region of Nuwakot, Nepal. They had seen ...
Two fresh graduates established Alpine Coffee Estate Pvt Ltd in 2008. They purchased 6 hectares of land in the region of Nuwakot, Nepal. They had seen the rise in coffee demand in Nepal (traditionally a tea-drinking country) and saw the large potential of the sector, not only from a financial point of view, but also from an impact point of view, since coffee is a crop that can provides farmers with a higher return when compared to the usual ‘cash crops’. The company made its first plantation by planting over 10,000 Arabica saplings.
In 2012 the company harvested its first beans from its Estate and made their first sales. The beans used for these sales, besides from harvested at the farm, were sourced from a group of surrounding farmers. Currently the company is sourcing beans from over 500 + small farmers spread in different districts of Nepal.
In 2014, in order to maintain the healthy growth of the company, the company opted for a Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in form of equity investment. Post FDI, the company invested in the required infrastructure needed to process the coffee from a ‘plant to cup’. Now the company is self-dependent and sustainable and also helps small coffee entrepreneurs in establishing their businesses.
