Can you tell me the difference between "cashier", "accountant" and "finance"?

Cashier work. As the name implies, what goes out is expenditure, and what goes in is income. The cashier's job is to manage the entry and exit of monetary funds, bills and securities. Specifically, a cashier is a general term for handling cash receipts and payments, bank settlement and related accounts, and keeping cash on hand, securities, financial seals and related bills in accordance with relevant regulations and systems. Broadly speaking, as long as bills, monetary funds and securities are collected, kept and accounted for, they all belong to cashier's work. Including the handling of receipts and payments of bills, monetary funds and securities, the sorting and storage of bills, monetary funds and securities, and the accounting of monetary funds and securities. It also includes the receipt, payment and custody of monetary funds in business departments of various units. In a narrow sense, cashier work only refers to all kinds of work that the accounting departments of various units set up cashier posts or personnel. Finance: responsible for capital control, financial analysis, system formulation and internal inspection. Cashier: Responsible for fund recovery, bank remittance, bill purchase and filling.

Accounting: responsible for accounting, tax declaration, document review, report filling, etc.

Finance: responsible for capital control, financial analysis, system formulation and internal inspection.

The cashier is in charge of cash.

The accountant is responsible for keeping accounts.

Finance is in charge of both cash and bookkeeping.