Top Accounts Receivable Jobs

Manage day-to-day accounts receivable including billing, collections, adjustments, and remittance processing. Monitor aging, resolve billing discrepancies, support onboarding and invoicing, perform multi-state sales tax reconciliations, month-end AR close, audit support, and drive process improvements and ad hoc AR analysis.

Manage B2B accounts receivable: contact customers, collect past-due balances, research and resolve invoice discrepancies, process credits/adjustments, and handle customer inquiries professionally and timely.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist manages receivables, cash collections, customer setups, posting payments, and reviewing credit applications while maintaining customer records.

The Accounts Receivable Coordinator processes contributions, manages receivables, assists members with inquiries, and supports the financial operations of the church.