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Primary responsibility was to oversee and assist with Hourly, Exempt and Piecework related Payroll processing and associated accounting and computer activities.

* Accounting Supervisor for a public utility which services approximately sixteen thousand seven hundred electric customers and has a current Operating Budget of twenty-one million dollars. * Primary responsibilities included: *  Managing all office functions pertaining to Billing, Accounts Receivable, Payroll, Accounts Payable, Investments, Banking and Personnel. *  Supervising the efforts of seven office employees. *  Controlling all the accounting aspects of the Electric department in areas such as Inventory, Job & Project Costs, Operating Property, Fixed Assets, Overheads and Depreciation. *  Preparing and overseeing the issuance of all budgets, financial statements and reports used by the F.M.C. Commissioners, the Village Board and Administrator, the NYS Public Service Commission, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the NYS Office of the State Comptroller. *  Directing the implementation of accounting and business related software, working with outside auditors during annual reviews, and creating Word, Excel and Access (database inquiry) documents for various business purposes.

* Primary responsibilities included: *  Directing the collection of cash from all domestic and international sources. *  Verifying and approving credit for customers. *  Preparing forecasts of anticipated cash flows. *  Controlling the purchasing of securities for Retention Investment purposes.

* Primary responsibilities included: *  Preparing Withholding, Unemployment, and Sales & Use tax returns for various states and Canada. *  Participating in the preparation of consolidated financial statements.

This position is part-time and the primary responsibilities include assisting with the review and analysis of utility company (or municipal utility), state attorney general office and public service commission documents for submittal of discovery questions, documentation, written responses and verbal testimony as to why a utility company should (or should not) be allowed to increase its electric, water, gas or steam rates.