Analyze and execute activities related to the Accounting Department, following established guidelines and goals, to ensure proper execution within defined deadlines and contribute to the smooth operation of the department. **Responsibilities and Duties** * Create and register new accounting accounts in the system as required by operational needs. * Manage the receipt and issuance of invoices, ensuring proper recording and compliance with tax regulations. * Record financial transactions in the accounting system to maintain up-to-date records. * Classify and code accounting accounts, ensuring accurate organization of records. * Maintain statutory and accounting books in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements. * Provide clarifications to other departments regarding tax withholdings and other accounting matters. * Perform account reconciliations to ensure balance accuracy and data integrity. * Issue transfer invoices for the Anápolis branch and return invoices for suppliers, as needed. * Prepare and submit ancillary obligations, such as REST, DMS, and REINF, to ensure tax compliance. * Collect municipal, state, and federal taxes, meeting all legal deadlines and requirements. * Perform other related duties as required by the department. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting Sciences. * Basic knowledge of: Accounting and Tax Legislation, Asset Legislation, and Microsoft Office Suite. **Additional Information** * Health Insurance; * Dental Insurance; * Transportation Allowance; * Meal Allowance; * Partnerships with Educational Institutions; * Wellhub (Gympass); * SESC Partnership. The Goiás Association for Cancer Control (ACCG) is a private, philanthropic, non-profit institution certified by the Ministry of Health as a Social Assistance Beneficent Entity in the Health Area (CEBAS-Health). It is recognized as a State and Municipal Public Utility Entity and is affiliated with the Brazilian Association of Philanthropic Institutions for Cancer Control (Abificc). Founded in 1956 by Dr. Alberto Augusto de Araújo Jorge, with support from the Rotary Club of Goiânia, ACCG operates three units: the Araújo Jorge Cancer Hospital, the Anápolis Oncology Unit, and the Institute of Teaching and Research. As the region’s sole High-Complexity Oncology Assistance Center (CACON), ACCG serves patients from Goiás and other states, performing over one million procedures annually, including consultations, hospitalizations, surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy.