Group Reporting Accountant (ACA) — Board-Ready, Hybrid

Michael Page; Wilmslow; Hybrid; GBP 57,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Excellent pension contribution

Private medical insurance

28 days holiday + bank holidays

Job summary

Michael Page is sourcing an ACA-qualified accountant for a high-profile Group reporting position in the UK. You will contribute to external and corporate reporting and collaborate with senior Finance stakeholders, including Board and Audit Committee audiences.

The role involves preparing annual reports, supporting consolidation and subsidiary accounts, and driving improvements in reporting controls while developing your career beyond practice.

Qualifications

• ACA-qualified accountant with strong financial reporting fundamentals
• Experience in an audit or financial reporting environment
• Good knowledge of UK GAAP and/or IFRS
• Strong analytical and numerical skills
• Excellent written communication and report-writing ability

Responsibilities

• Support the preparation of the Group Annual Report & Accounts
• Prepare financial statement notes, disclosures and supporting papers
• Support the monthly Group consolidation
• Prepare subsidiary statutory accounts and quarterly management reporting
• Produce reports and papers for the Board and Audit Committee
• Review and challenge reported results, ensuring the numbers tell a clear and accurate story
• Research and support the implementation of new accounting disclosures and requirements
• Coordinate information and evidence from teams across the business
• Review financial information and carry out analysis to support reporting
• Support improvements to reporting processes, controls and the wider control environment
• Carry out financial assessments and due diligence on key suppliers and vendors

Education

ACA qualification

Job description

Michael Page is sourcing an ACA-qualified accountant for a high-profile Group reporting position in the UK. You will contribute to external and corporate reporting and collaborate with senior Finance stakeholders, including Board and Audit Committee audiences.

The role involves preparing annual reports, supporting consolidation and subsidiary accounts, and driving improvements in reporting controls while developing your career beyond practice.