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Marc Daniels Specialist Recruitment

Finance Manager

Brighton
£65k – £70k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Marc Daniels are looking to recruit a Finance Manager for an established, growing technology business in central Brighton

The Role

You'll own month-end, statutory accounts and tax, reporting to the Head of Finance. It's a standalone role for now, with clear progression routes and good exposure to the leadership team.

What you'll be doing

  • Owning the month-end close and producing accurate, timely monthly management accounts
  • Preparing the year-end statutory accounts
  • Preparing tax returns, including VAT
  • Making sure the business stays on top of VAT and statutory compliance
  • Maintaining the fixed and intangible asset registers
  • Running the annual audit and acting as the main contact for the external auditors
  • Supporting the Head of Finance with budgeting and forecasting
  • Managing and forecasting cash flow
  • Reviewing finance processes and controls and driving improvements
  • Working closely with the wider finance team and stakeholders across the business

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  • ACCA or ICAEW (ACA) qualified
  • Three or more years post-qualification experience
  • Strong financial accounting and technical ability, with a solid grasp of financial controls
  • Experience owning month-end and preparing statutory accounts
  • Exposure to tax returns and audit
  • Confident working autonomously in a standalone seat
  • A process improvement mindset
  • Able to be in the Brighton office three days a week
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