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Senior Accountant

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Description

You will prepare monthly management, board, regulatory, payroll, tax, and VAT reporting. You will maintain journals, reconciliations, client invoicing, aged-debtor reviews, and credit-control records. You will analyse business performance and forecasts, coordinate with stakeholders, and help optimise performance.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare monthly SLT and Board reporting, including variance analysis and KPI reporting
  • Assist with quarterly FSCA reporting
  • Assist with monthly payroll and pension calculations
  • Prepare monthly VAT returns
  • Prepare monthly PAYE submissions to SARS
  • Prepare annual and provisional tax calculations and submit returns
  • Prepare and review ledger journals
  • Review expenditure and prepare balance-sheet reconciliations
  • Liaise between Finance and other business areas, including Client Directors
  • Provide analytical reviews and reporting to challenge business performance and forecasting
  • Optimise business performance
  • Manage the client invoicing process and ensure fees are calculated accurately
  • Review client balances and identify overdue amounts
  • Review aged debtors and record client communications and payment updates

Requirements

  • Full professional accountancy qualification such as SAIPA, ACA, CA(SA), or CIMA
  • Intermediate to advanced Microsoft Excel
  • 10–12 years of financial experience
  • Experience preparing statutory accounts or management accounts
  • Experience with group reporting and multicurrency transactions
  • Experience with transfer-pricing regulations
  • Working technical knowledge of IFRS accounting standards
  • Experience with finance software such as Nav or D365
  • Experience with data-analytics software such as Qlik or Power BI

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