Accounting Department Organization Chart - What It Is & Why You Need It
Summary
The Chief Financial Officer controls the flow of cash through the organization and maintains the integrity of funds, securities and other valuable documents. The Accounting Department Organization Chart is organized into three main responsibilities: Finance & Treasury responsibilities are focused on raising capital, debt and or equity appropriations, cash management, Treasury investments, fund balances, and management activities. Coordinates activities with all departments; works closely with Manufacturing, Accounts Payable, and Receiving. The internal audit manager is responsible for establishing and implementing internal control mechanisms; performing audit functions on payroll, and billing; assist in developing new or refining existing accounting policies and procedures; assist in streamlining current business processes to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the company. The information systems manager is responsible for overseeing network and Internet operations; determines technical goals in consultation with top management, produces detailed plans for the accomplishment of these goals; plans and coordinates the installation and upgrading of hardware and software; analyzes the computer and information needs of the organization and determines personnel and equipment requirements.
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