Group Financial Accountant
London
Group Financial Accountant
- Contract
London
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Start your job search12-month maternity cover with a leading entertainment group based in London. The Group Financial Accountant plays a key role in delivering the internal and external reporting requirements for the UK group.
Role entails:
- Preparing consolidated balance sheet reports under US/UK GAAP
- Overseeing external audits (US GAAP), statutory audits (FRS 102), and internal SOX audit
- Preparing/reviewing group and individual statutory accounts (FRS 102)
- Assisting with lease accounting, tax calculations, budget/forecast updates
- Coordinating with Tax department, reviewing provisions and writing technical memos.
- Ad hoc projects - setting up new entities
Successful Candidate
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent)
- Up to date knowledge of Financial Reporting standards, including FRS102
- Able to handle a fast-paced environment
- Available immediately or with short notice
Benefits
- Competitive remuneration and benefits package
- Potential for extension or permanency after the initial contracting period
- Modern office space
- Hybrid working arrangements (2-3 days in office)
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