Group Accountant

• Preparing annual consolidated group budget: This involves gathering financial data from various departments or subsidiaries within the organization, consolidating it, and creating a comprehensive budget for the entire group for the upcoming fiscal year. This process requires a deep understanding of the organization's financial performance, strategic objectives, and market conditions.
• Preparing monthly management report: Monthly management reports provide key stakeholders, such as senior management and board members, with insights into the company's financial performance against its goals and objectives. This involves analyzing financial data, identifying trends, and presenting findings in a clear and concise manner to aid decision-making.
• Managing quarterly forecasts: Quarterly forecasts involve updating the annual budget based on actual performance and any changes in market conditions or business strategies. This requires working closely with department heads or business unit leaders to gather updated projections and revising the forecast accordingly.
• Managing monthly variance analysis: Variance analysis involves comparing actual financial performance to budgeted or forecasted figures to identify any discrepancies or deviations. It helps management understand the reasons behind the variances and take corrective actions if necessary to stay on track with financial goals.
• Reconciling all accounts: Reconciliation involves ensuring that all financial transactions recorded in the company's accounts are accurate and properly documented. This includes comparing balances between different accounts, such as bank statements, accounts receivable, and accounts payable, and investigating any discrepancies.
• Preparing tax computation: This involves calculating the company's tax liability based on applicable tax laws and regulations. It requires a thorough understanding of tax rules, deductions, and credits to accurately determine the amount of taxes owed.

Responsibilities:

• Preparing annual consolidated group budget: This involves gathering financial data from various departments or subsidiaries within the organization, consolidating it, and creating a comprehensive budget for the entire group for the upcoming fiscal year. This process requires a deep understanding of the organization's financial performance, strategic objectives, and market conditions.
• Preparing monthly management report: Monthly management reports provide key stakeholders, such as senior management and board members, with insights into the company's financial performance against its goals and objectives. This involves analyzing financial data, identifying trends, and presenting findings in a clear and concise manner to aid decision-making.
• Managing quarterly forecasts: Quarterly forecasts involve updating the annual budget based on actual performance and any changes in market conditions or business strategies. This requires working closely with department heads or business unit leaders to gather updated projections and revising the forecast accordingly.
• Managing monthly variance analysis: Variance analysis involves comparing actual financial performance to budgeted or forecasted figures to identify any discrepancies or deviations. It helps management understand the reasons behind the variances and take corrective actions if necessary to stay on track with financial goals.
• Reconciling all accounts: Reconciliation involves ensuring that all financial transactions recorded in the company's accounts are accurate and properly documented. This includes comparing balances between different accounts, such as bank statements, accounts receivable, and accounts payable, and investigating any discrepancies.
• Preparing tax computation: This involves calculating the company's tax liability based on applicable tax laws and regulations. It requires a thorough understanding of tax rules, deductions, and credits to accurately determine the amount of taxes owed.

Requirements:

• Must be ACCA/CPA holders or equivalents: The ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and CPA (Certified Public Accountant) are prestigious accounting certifications that demonstrate expertise in accounting principles, financial reporting, and taxation. Equivalent qualifications from other recognized accounting bodies may also be acceptable
• Minimum 3 years working experience in audit firm: Experience working in an audit firm provides a solid foundation in accounting principles, financial analysis, and auditing standards. It ensures familiarity with financial statements, internal controls, and regulatory compliance, which are essential skills for the role.
• Well versed in financial modeling and Microsoft Excel: Financial modeling involves creating mathematical representations of financial situations to aid in decision-making and forecasting. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel is essential for building complex financial models, conducting data analysis, and presenting findings effectively.

Company information
Registration No.
201010223H

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