Comptroller vs director of administration & finance

Differences between comptroller and director of administration & finance duties and responsibilities

Comptroller example responsibilities.

• Work with the users for the UAT test phase and lead the UAT test sessions.
• Complete responsibility for high-volume billing functions and managing client trust accounts, including bank reconciliations.
• Manage payroll and all taxation matters, coordinate independent audit; communicate with outside organizations and agencies.
• Coordinate CPA preparation of year-end financial statement compilation and tax returns.
• Design and implement appropriate reports and procedures to monitor and control execution of monthly journal entries and account reconciliations.
• Assist the users with the UAT test plan.
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Director of administration & finance example responsibilities.

• Manage payroll and HRIS system administration utilizing ADP and PeopleSoft applications and provide HRIS reports to employees and senior management team.
• Lead the consolidation of financial and operational systems for non-acute services including rehabilitation and psychiatry services.
• Provide organizational cash flow oversight as well as, update and implement inter-departmental policies.
• Install ADP computerize payroll reporting with electronic tax deposits and federal/state reporting resulting in payroll processing cost savings.
• Oversee the coordination of employee benefits and office administrative contacts and functions including direct monitoring of payroll processing.
• Coordinate administrative operations including general oversight of office, computer and other equipment maintenance, and purchasing and vendor contact.
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