Corporation Accounting and Bookkeeping Services
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A government authority in Ticonderoga, New York is seeking a vendor to provide corporation accounting and bookkeeping services for a land holding corporation. The selected firm will deliver bookkeeping, accounting, QuickBooks setup, and outsourced controller services.
Scope of work includes establishing and maintaining the land bank’s QuickBooks accounting system, performing monthly bank reconciliations, managing accounts payable and receivable, maintaining financial records, tracking grants and property costs, assisting with the annual budget, and preparing monthly financial reports for the board of directors.
The vendor will also support annual public authorities reporting requirements, including budget and annual reports, and prepare financial records and schedules for the land bank’s independent annual audit. The contract term is expected to be three years. Questions are due by August 21, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 24, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Accounting or bookkeeping firm with public sector or quasi-government experience
- Expertise in QuickBooks setup, maintenance, and financial reporting
- Ability to provide outsourced controller services
- Experience with accounts payable, accounts receivable, and monthly reconciliations
- Familiarity with audit preparation and annual financial schedules
- Capability to support grant tracking, budget assistance, and board reporting
- Capacity to manage a three-year service engagement
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