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A leading renewable energy firm in Milan seeks an experienced Financial Accountant to ensure accurate financial reporting and tax compliance. This key role involves managing the general ledger, VAT reporting, and supporting transitions to a new ERP system. Candidates should be qualified accountants with 3–5 years of relevant experience, preferably in a multi-currency environment. Experience in the renewable energy sector is a plus.
Financial Accountant, Milan (Renewable Energy) A rapidly growing and publicly traded Renewable Energy company, is looking for an experienced Financial Accountant to join their team in Milan. This is a key role focused on ensuring accurate financial reporting, tax compliance, and operational efficiency within a fast-paced, international environment.
Key Responsibilities : Manage the general ledger for the Italian service company and SPVs, including booking purchase invoices, payroll journal entries, and reconciling bank and supplier accounts. Maintain and reconcile intercompany balances on a monthly basis. Oversee VAT and WHT reporting, and manage the F24 process in coordination with the local tax advisors. Provide necessary data for IMU (property tax) calculations. Prepare and submit quarterly and annual VAT returns, and support any VAT refund queries from tax authorities. Ensure accurate month-end and quarter-end reporting, including variance analysis and submission of financials within group deadlines. Support the transition from legacy systems (e.g., Datev, Excel) to the Group’s ERP system (Priority), ensuring ERP becomes the core accounting platform. Coordinate with local tax experts to ensure timely filing of statutory reports, tax returns, bank compliance documents, and any other local regulatory requirements.
Qualifications & Experience : Qualified accountant with a minimum of 3–5 years of experience in a similar role. Prior experience in a multi-entity, multi-currency group environment, with significant intercompany activity. Strong technical knowledge of accounting principles (OIC and IFRS) and double-entry bookkeeping. Proven ability to manage both nominal and subledger processes, including currency transactions and reconciliations. Solid understanding of Italian tax regulations and local compliance requirements. Experience in the renewable energy sector is a plus, though not required.