Laam is #Hiring Job Role: Financial Reporting Specialist Job Summary: The Financial Reporting Specialist will play a crucial role in ensuring accurate and timely preparation and presentation of financial reports. This position is responsible for maintaining the general ledger, conducting account reconciliations, and preparing financial statements and other reports. Key Responsibilities: Financial Reporting and Analysis: Prepare, review, and present financial statements, management reports, and other financial disclosures. Analyze financial data, identifying trends, anomalies, and areas for potential improvement. Provide insights and recommendations to senior management based on financial data and trends. Oversee the preparation of key reports, such as balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statements, to ensure accuracy and compliance. General Ledger and Account Reconciliation: Manage the general ledger to ensure all entries are accurate, complete, and compliant with accounting standards. Conduct monthly, quarterly, and year-end closing activities and account reconciliations. Monitor and reconcile accounts related to customer advances, COD (Cash on Delivery) transactions, and other receivables from various payment gateways. Ensure reconciliation of multiple payment gateways and receivables.. Compliance and Audit Support: Ensure compliance with company policies, accounting standards (IFRS), and regulatory requirements. Address audit requirements by providing necessary documentation, explanations, and analysis. Implement and maintain internal controls to protect company assets and ensure the integrity of financial reporting.. Cross-Departmental Collaboration: Act as a bridge between the accounting team and other departments, ensuring accurate and timely financial data flow. Coordinate with IT and other departments to optimize financial systems and tools. Handle and resolve queries related to financial reports and discrepancies effectively Systems and Process Improvement: Identify opportunities for process improvements in financial reporting and accounting functions. Implement best practices to increase accuracy, efficiency, and timeliness of financial reports. Keep up-to-date with industry best practices and emerging technologies to improve reporting processes. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field. A master’s degree or professional certification (e.g., ACCA, CA) is preferred. Minimum of 4 years of experience in financial reporting, preferably within e-commerce or retail sectors. Proficiency in ERP systems and accounting software. Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills. To apply, please fill out the job application form through the link provided below; https://lnkd.in/dRPy_Sy6 . . . #careers #laamloug #finance #financialreporting #ecommerce #fashion #retail
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