Assistant Management Accountant
Cheshire
Assistant Management Accountant
Cheshire
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are recruiting on behalf a health and social care provider based in Cheshire who are seeking an Assistant Management Accountant to join the team on a permanent basis.
Duties
- Develop subject matter expertise by working with the payroll team to accurately reflect the employee related costs within our financial reporting
- Month end reporting including preparation and posting of journal entries, account reconciliations, and completion of other ad hoc requests associated with payroll, agency and contractor costs
- Detailed analysis and appropriate escalation and resolution of discrepancies with payroll liabilities and payments to payroll suppliers
- Production of timely, informative and reliable reports to support all payroll, agency and contractor cost elements of monthly management accounts or year-end audit packs
- Support of development of continuous improvement initiatives across the whole finance community
- Ad hoc tasks to be agreed on individual basis
Person specification
- Self-motivated with exceptional communication skills
- Ambitious team played with 'can do' attitude
- Drive and adopt operational excellence in financial processes
- Strong analytical skills
- Able to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders
- Intermediate excel skills
- Proficient in all forms of data analysis
- CIMA/ACA/ACCA Part-qualified
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