The setting of accounting positions for companies of different sizes is as follows:

The setting of accounting positions for companies of different sizes will be different. Generally speaking, the setting and responsibilities of corporate accounting positions are as follows:

Financial Director. Coordinate and manage the company's financial work, be responsible for formulating and improving the company's financial system, and ensuring the implementation of the system; review and manage the company's financial statements to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of the statements; be responsible for the company's fund management to ensure the safety of funds and reasonable use; participate in the company's investment decisions and provide financial analysis and suggestions.

Chief Accountant. Responsible for the organization and management of the company's daily accounting work, including but not limited to auditing vouchers, registering account books, preparing statements, etc.; responsible for coordinating and supervising the company's audit work, including internal audit and external audit; responsible for coordinating and supervising the company's tax work, including Tax declaration, tax planning, etc.; responsible for coordinating and supervising the company's financial analysis work and providing data support for the company's decision-making.

Cost accounting. Responsible for the company's cost accounting and control work, including cost forecasting, cost planning, cost accounting, cost analysis, etc.; Responsible for the company's inventory management, including the purchase, sale and inventory management of raw materials, semi-finished products, finished products, etc.; Responsible for the company's fixed assets management, including Manage the entire process of the purchase, use, maintenance, and scrapping of fixed assets; be responsible for the company's intangible asset management, including the accounting, amortization, and disposal of intangible assets.

Tax accounting. Responsible for the company's tax declaration, tax registration, tax changes, etc.; Responsible for the company's tax planning to save tax costs for the company; Responsible for coordinating and supervising the company's tax audit work, including annual audits, special audits, etc.; Responsible for the company's invoice management , including the purchase, use, write-off of invoices, etc.

Correspondence accounting. Responsible for the accounting processing of the company's sales and purchasing business, including the management of accounts receivable, accounts payable, accounts received in advance, prepaid accounts, etc.; responsible for the accounting processing of the company's other transactions, including other accounts receivable and other accounts payable. Management, etc.; Responsible for the verification and management of the company's inventory, including the verification and management of raw materials, semi-finished products, finished products, etc.