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An established industry player in the hospitality sector is seeking an Accounts Payable/Receivable Assistant to join their dynamic finance team. In this office-based role, you will manage invoices, process payments, and ensure accuracy in financial records. The ideal candidate will possess strong knowledge of accounts payable and receivable, along with proficiency in Sage Line 50. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to a reputable firm that has been a trusted partner to over 40 restaurant sites for more than 15 years. If you thrive in a detail-oriented environment and enjoy working with numbers, this role is perfect for you.
Our client who operates as Accountants within the Hospitality Sector, are looking to recruit an Accounts Payable / Receivable Assistant to join their Finance Team. They are a highly reputable accounts and payroll service provider to the restaurant industry and have operated for over 15 years and currently providing services to over 40 restaurants sites.
This is an office based role, 9am to 5pm.
Accounts payable day-to-day duties will usually include:
Accounts payable skills required:
You'll need:
Accounts receivable day-to-day duties will usually include:
Enter receipts of payments from bank statements for card/cash/stripe
Process weekly cash up s where required
Filing invoices accurately and archiving them accordingly
Monthly customer reconciliation
Verify and resolve till discrepancies
Manage and respond to emails daily with clients
Verifying petty cash disbursement with correct documentations
Answering telephones and assisting with client queries
You'll need:
Strong knowledge of accounts receivable. Knowledge of sage line 50 would be an advantage
Confidence with numbers
Good spoken and written communication skills
A high level of accuracy and attention to detail
Good organisational and time management skills
Ability to work on deadlines
Capable of working with minimal supervision