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Finance Manager

London
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Finance Manager (UK)

Location: London, United Kingdom

Key Responsibilities

  • Financial Management: Oversee all aspects of financial operations for the UK subsidiary, including budgeting, cost control, and cash flow management.
  • Tax & Compliance: Lead tax planning initiatives to ensure full regulatory compliance, targeting an annual tax efficiency rate of ≥95%.
  • System Localization: Develop and implement localized financial policies and procedures tailored to the UK market, establishing a robust international finance framework.
  • Audit Coordination: Manage the annual audit process and ensure the timely and accurate submission of statutory financial reports.

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Qualifications

  • Education & Certification: Bachelor’s degree or above. ACCA/CPA qualification is highly preferred. Minimum 5 years of financial management experience in multinational corporations.
  • Local Experience: At least 2 years of hands-on finance experience in the UK. IELTS 6.5 or equivalent business English proficiency.
  • Technical Expertise: Deep knowledge of UK GAAP (FRS 102) and HMRC regulations. Proven track record of leading overseas finance projects.
  • Global Mindset: Overseas study background preferred, with strong cross-cultural communication skills. Must be willing to relocate to the UK or travel frequently as required.

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Skills

Financial Management
Budgeting
Cost Control
Cash Flow Management
Tax Planning
Regulatory Compliance
System Localization
Audit Coordination
Statutory Financial Reporting
UK GAAP (FRS 102)
HMRC Regulations
Cross-cultural Communication
International Finance Framework

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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