Part Qualified Accountant
Maidenhead, Berkshire
Part Qualified Accountant
- Permanent
Maidenhead, Berkshire
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Start your job searchPart Qualified Accountant - Wokingham - £40,000 to £45,000 + 10% Bonus
We are working in partnership with a thriving Manufacturing company, turnover is forecast to double in 2025 to close to £100million via organic growth.
Not only will you be joining a fast paced, growing organisation, the SLT are keen on ensuring an ongoing workplace with no "Egos", you'll sit within a Finance team of 10 working closely with the Financial Controller and Group Accountant.
We are looking for an accountant but one that is P&L driven with balance sheet experience.
A bit more about the role....
- Reconciliations - Supplier Reconciliations & Customer Account Reconciliations
- Performing balance sheet reconciliations
- Cash flow analysis against forecast & budget
- Produce Budget & Forecasts
- Prepare profit and loss statements to assess performance against Budgets and Forecasts
- Business partner with internal stakeholders outside of the finance function
- Prepare and present financial reports and insights to senior management, highlighting key trends and recommendations
About you....
- ACCA, ACA or CIMA part qualified
- Comfortable working in a "data heavy" role
- Confident in production of Accounts
- Experienced in balance sheet reconciliations
Part Qualified Accountant - Wokingham - £40,000 to £45,000 + 10% Bonus
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