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Job Description / Duties

Reporting to the General Manager, the part-time Accountant will take care of bookkeeping, payroll support, artists payments and end-of-year reporting—8 hours/week.
- Recording expense and revenue transactions
- Processing payments
- Producing quarterly reports and potentially reports on request
- Reconciling bank statements
- GST Return
- Issue pay stubs for Indig-E Girl Comedy monthly
- Generate T4s
- Stay up-to-date with accounting principles, laws, and regulations to ensure adherence to relevant guidelines and manage internal controls.

Qualifications / Required Skills

- Understanding of accounting principles for registered BC Societies
- Understanding of financial reporting
- Understanding of tax compliance
- Understanding of accounting software and tools to carry out financial tasks efficiently and accurately.
- Passion for the performing arts
- Experience working with non-profit organizations
- Post-secondary education in arts management or a relevant field
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, and conflict-resolution skills
- Knowledge of non-profit accounting practices
- Comfort using Microsoft Outlook, Word and advanced Excel functions; and video collaboration tools (Zoom) and Google Work
- Ability to work after hours and on weekends, as needed;
- Collaborative environment working inside diverse communities.

Additional Information

Indig-E Girl is committed to an open and transparent hiring process and encourages applicants from diverse communities. We welcome applications from persons of colour, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, persons of all sexual orientations and genders, and others who may contribute to the further diversification and advancement of the arts in our community. If you require any accommodations to submit your application, please contact - carla@indigegirlcomedy.com.

Salary: $50/hour

Contact Information

To apply, please send your cover letter and resume in a single PDF (LastnameFirstname.pdf) to carla@indigegirlcomedy.com.

Employer Profile

Our primary focus is to provide performance and mentorship
opportunities for Indigenous queer, nonbinary women or people who identify as women. We start from a place of culture and healing. Indigenous peoples use comedy as medicine to help with the healing journey while fighting against colonization and institutional racism. We pair established artists with emerging artists to give them real-world experience in their craft. The goal is to provide a platform for Indigenous comedy, expose the artist to a large audience, and become a staple voice and presence in Canadian comedy.