Kerry Robert Associates
Accounts Receivable Assistant

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Kerry Robert Associates is looking for a strong detail-oriented and organised Accounts Receivable Assistant to join a well-known hotel and hospitality group at their offices in Central London.
About the Role
As a Accounts Receivable/Finance Assistant you will be responsible for:
- Monitoring and managing overdue accounts
- Identifying overdue accounts and contacting customers to ensure invoices are paid on time
- Managing and keeping the accounts receivable ledger correctly up-to-date
- Process and allocate incoming payments
- Solve invoice queries
- Investigate and resolve payment discrepancies
- Reconcile bank receipts
- Assisting in the production of aged debt reports
- Supporting month-end reporting processes, as required by management
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Requirements
- Previous experience in an Accounts Receivable, Credit Control, or Income audit role (essential).
- Hotel or hospitality finance background (desirable)
- Experience managing high-volume transactions across multiple sites (essential)
- Strong understanding of accounts receivable processes and revenue reconciliation
- Strong numerical and administrative skills
- Excellent communication skills
- A keen eye for detail and spotting errors
- Good knowledge of Excel and other I.T software


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Benefits
- Salary range: £32,000 to £38,000 (dependent on experience)
- Location: Central London (on-site)
- Great employer and development opportunity
( * ) Only candidates with hotel/hospitality finance experience will be considered for this role.
( ** ) You must be eligible to work in the UK.
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