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Financial Controller

Hertfordshire
£75k – £85k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Financial Controller

Equifind is partnering with a scaling technology business looking for a Financial Controller. You'll lead the UK finance function and own accounting operations for the UK entities. That covers financial reporting, statutory and regulatory compliance, cash management, company secretarial duties and a strong control environment. You'll report to the Group Corporate Controller. You'll also work closely with UK commercial leadership and FP&A and support the group-wide close.

Key Responsibilities

  • Leadership: Lead, coach and develop the UK finance team, including hiring, onboarding and succession planning. Act as the main escalation point for UK finance issues.
  • Reporting: Own the monthly management accounts and the annual statutory accounts. Provide variance analysis and commentary on revenue and cost trends.
  • Statutory and Compliance: Oversee year-end accounts, tax returns and VAT/HMRC filings. Manage the external audit. Own Companies House filings and the statutory registers.
  • Business Partnering: Act as finance partner to UK commercial leadership. Give financial input on client contracts, pricing, renewals and VAT implications.
  • Budgeting and Cash: Support the UK budget and forecasts. Oversee treasury and cash management, and approve vendor payments.
  • Operational Finance and Controls: Review balance sheet and bank reconciliations, oversee month-end processing, sign off payroll, manage aged debt and payables, and oversee payment processing, reconciliations and chargebacks.
  • Process Improvement: Drive standardisation and look for AI and automation opportunities across the close, reconciliations and reporting. Support the group consolidation and the quarterly and year-end close.

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  • Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent) with previous experience managing a team.
  • Strong working knowledge of UK GAAP, UK VAT and HMRC requirements.
  • Experience with NetSuite or another ERP; advanced Excel.
  • Proven experience leading and developing a finance team.
  • Strong background in internal controls and process improvement.
  • Organised and detail-focused, able to work to tight month-end deadlines.
  • Confident presenting financial information clearly; discreet with confidential matters.
  • Takes ownership and works well both on your own and in a team.

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