Financial Controller
- Permanent
Barnsley, South Yorkshire
The details
Marks Sattin are working with a fast growing Barnsley based business who are loking for a Financial Controller to come in and manage the day to day finance for a subsidiary business. The company have very aggressive growth plans for this particular business and the FC will play a pivotal part in that.
This is an excellent time to join the business in a senior position.
Responsibilities;
- Monitoring the production of month end Management Accounts, identifying trends and exceptions.
- Presenting accurate, timely and reliable information to the board that offers key commercial insights into the performance of the business.
- Oversee cash management, including invoicing, credit control and cash flow forecasting.
- Liaise with external auditors and their tax team to produce annual statutory statements.
- Create and maintain relationships with service providers and contractors, including banking institutions, insurance brokers and external accountants.
- Develop and improve the efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness of the finance systems, including the introduction of improved internal controls.
- Responsibility for all VAT and Corporation Tax matters, including import and export documentation.
Skills;
- Qualified accountant ACA, ACCA, CIMA.
- Expert Technical knowledge of accounting principles and procedures and application.
- Experience of multi-site operations.
- Have excellent Excel skills.
- Ability to lead, motivate and develop others.
If you fit the above skills, please apply now.
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