Accountant

Job Overview:
The Accountant is responsible for managing financial records, ensuring the accuracy of financial documents, and providing timely financial information to support the organization’s decision-making. This role involves preparing financial statements, analyzing financial data, ensuring compliance with accounting standards, and managing both accounts payable and receivable.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain accurate financial records and ensure compliance with accounting regulations.
• Prepare financial statements, balance sheets, profit & loss statements, and other financial reports.
• Reconcile bank statements and monitor general ledger entries.
• Manage accounts payable and accounts receivable processes, including invoice verification, payments, and collections.
• Ensure timely completion of month-end and year-end close processes.
• Prepare and submit tax filings, VAT returns, and other regulatory documents.
• Assist with budgeting and forecasting processes.
• Provide financial analysis and reporting to support business decisions.
• Coordinate audits and provide necessary documentation to external auditors.
• Stay up-to-date with changes in financial regulations and accounting standards.
• Collaborate with other departments to provide financial insights and support.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field.
• 2-5 years of experience in accounting or a related field.
• Strong knowledge of accounting principles, tax regulations, and financial reporting standards.
• Proficiency in accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, SAP, or Microsoft Dynamics).
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other financial tools.
• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
• Excellent communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to meet tight deadlines and handle multiple projects simultaneously.
• English Language proficiency is a must.

Working Conditions:

• Full-time position, typically office based.
• Occasional overtime may be required during peak periods such as financial year-end.