Part Time Credit Control / Bookkeeper

Holden Jones; Windsor; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A business services organisation is seeking a candidate for a new role focusing on credit control and statutory bookkeeping. You will be responsible for managing overdue payments, preparing cash reports, and assisting with various bookkeeping tasks. Ideal candidates should have a solid background in credit collections and bookkeeping, with essential skills in Microsoft Excel.

Qualifications

• Experience in credit collections with detailed query resolution for higher value debts.
• Good general grasp of bookkeeping activities.
• Competency in Microsoft technology including Excel.

Responsibilities

• Chasing overdue monies by telephone and email.
• Preparing cash collection reports on a weekly basis.
• Assisting the Financial Controller with general bookkeeping activities.

Skills

Credit control

Bookkeeping

Communication

Problem-solving

Microsoft Excel

Job description

£18 per hour
A new role has been created with a business services organisation to focus on credit control and some areas of statutory bookkeeping. Credit control is currently done externally and will be brought in house and combined with some accounting duties that tie in with some year end preparation. The role will include:

• Chasing overdue monies by telephone and email
• Liaising with internal operations to resolve queries holding up customer payments
• Preparing cash collection reports on a weekly basis
• Allocating cash received
• Communicating with external accountants to provide accounting information to complete period ends and year end statutory reporting
• Assisting the Financial Controller with general bookkeeping activities

Suitable candidates will be experienced at credit collections including more detailed query resolution including higher value debts. You will have a good general grasp of bookkeeping activities ideally through experience within an accountancy practice. Competency at Microsoft technology including Excel is essential.

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Greg Holden