Financial and Accounting Technician

JOE DUFFY (MOTORS) LIMITED; Dublin; On-site; EUR 34,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Joe Duffy (Motors) Ltd in Dublin requires a Financial and Accounting Technician to support accounting across the group’s dealerships. The role involves producing financial information, managing P&L, budgets and cash flow, and assisting with audits.

The successful candidate will have at least 2 years in a similar role, and will handle accounts payable, credit control and payroll-related tasks while ensuring compliance with pension and statutory requirements. 40 hours per week.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years' experience in a similar financial role.
• Experience with managing accounts payable, credit control and payroll reconciliations is desirable.
• Knowledge of financial statements and statutory reporting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain profit and loss accounts, budgets, cash flow forecasts and other accounting records for the motor retail group.
• Prepare and report financial information for management, support annual audits and maintain pension and statutory compliance records.
• Liaise with customers and suppliers to ensure timely payments and monitor accounting systems for efficient financial management.

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Application Details

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Job Description

Financial and Accounting Technician required to work with Joe Duffy (Motors) Ltd located at North Road, Exit 5, M50 Roundabout, Dublin 11, Ireland, D11 XH5N. The applicant must have at least 2 years' experience in a similar role. The role involves maintaining profit and loss accounts, budgets, cash flow forecasts and other accounting records relevant to the motor retail industry, across the group's dealerships. The technician will be responsible for producing, collating and reporting financial information for management, preparing trial balances and supporting the annual audit process, and maintaining pension and statutory compliance records. They will also manage accounts payable and credit control, liaising with customers and suppliers to ensure payments are made on time and credit limits are not exceeded, ensure invoices and payments are accurate and processed promptly, oversee payroll‑related reconciliations, and monitor accounting systems to ensure efficient management of accounts, providing information on accounting practices to auditors. Salary: €40,000 per annum. Hours: 40 per week.

• Sector: financial and insurance activities

Career Level

• Experienced [Non‑Managerial]