Erika Calderon

Experience

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  Creative Environments

  Jan 2002 - Jan 2005

  Accountant and Project Supervisor

  Responsible for Accounts Payable, Bank Reconciliations, Notes Payable, Depreciation, Accrual Journal Entries.Assisted owner with financial decisions by providing timely reports and forecasts. Coordinated employees, contractors, and clients through the different stages of construction. Supported a diverse staff by translating into Spanish at meetings and at any work discrepancies.

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  Mom's Club of the Woodlands-Central Chapter

  Jul 2012 - Aug 2013

  Treasurer

  Bank reconciliations, Reimbursements, Renewals, Journal Entries, Preparation of Forecast, Monthly Financial Reports to the membership, Reporting to the IRS, End of Year Financial Report to MOM's Club International, monitored banking statements and detected fraudulent charges.Designed ways to decrease costs, improve banking practices, and promote new members.

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  Woodlands Bookkeeper

  Oct 2013 - now

  QBO and Zoho Accounting Specialist for Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs-Full Charge Accounting

  Helping small businesses and entrepreneurs who like to dip into different industries keep their books in order and produce financial reports that allow for sound business decisions. My clients have a presence throughout the US and employees around the world. Industries include a wide array as e-commerce, property rental management, insurance, promotional products, construction, transition services for the elderly, and materials testing laboratories.What makes the business relation between an accountant and their client work is trust. I have long-time clients who can attest to the transparency of my work. This is achieved by clear and open communication and keeping the highest standards for my work. I have supported my clients through diverse challenges like acquisitions of new companies, being acquired by a corporation, migrating accounting systems, support recruiting, and many more. My clients let me do the accounting work, so they can focus on growing their business, which is what brought them to start their new ventures. Show less