KMK Recruitment
Part-time Financial Controller

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Part-Time Financial Controller
Flexible | Approx. 20 hours per week | up to £40k pro-rata depending on hours and experience
KMK Recruitment are working with an established specialist recruitment business looking for an experienced, hands-on Financial Controller to join their small and friendly team on a part-time basis.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced finance professional who enjoys having ownership of the numbers and wants a flexible role that can work around other commitments.
The role is expected to be approximately 20 hours per week although the workload will naturally fluctuate, with busier periods around month-end, invoicing, VAT returns and audits.
The Role
You will take responsibility for the day-to-day financial management of the business, ensuring the accounts, cashflow and reporting are accurate, up to date and well managed.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Preparing and issuing approximately 90 sales invoices per month, including self-billing, permanent placements and Euro invoices.
- Managing invoices through the company's invoice discounting system.
- Processing purchase invoices and maintaining accurate records using Sage Line 50.
- Reconciling the company's £, $ and € bank accounts and invoice discounting on a regular basis.
- Maintaining and updating cashflow forecasts and providing visibility to the Directors on the company's cash position.
- Preparing payment runs for Director approval.
- Producing monthly management information, including budgets, MI and cashflow forecasts.
- Preparing monthly aged debtor and creditor reports.
- Supporting effective cashflow management and liaising with the Directors as required.
- Managing the quarterly VAT return process, including preparation, submission and reconciliation.
- Supporting the preparation of annual statutory accounts and liaising with the external accountant.
- Working with the Office Manager to track invoices, timesheets and payment packages.
- Monitoring and chasing outstanding submissions and dealing with any finance-related queries or issues.
- Carrying out credit control and following up with clients where required.
- Processing monthly expenses.
- Preparing the monthly consultant commission run.
- Supporting the six-monthly audit process and responding to queries from auditors.
- Managing the invoice discounting reconciliation, monthly reporting and any associated queries.
- Providing ad hoc financial analysis and support to the Directors as required.
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We are looking for someone who is confident taking ownership of the finance function within a small business and can work independently without needing significant day-to-day supervision.
You will ideally have:
- Previous experience as a Financial Controller, ideally within an SME environment.
- Strong working knowledge of Sage Line 50.
- Experience with online banking and invoice discounting systems.
- Excellent Excel and Microsoft Office skills.
- Strong understanding of cashflow, reconciliations, VAT and management reporting.
- Good attention to detail and a highly organised approach.
- The confidence to communicate directly with Directors, accountants, auditors and clients.
- A proactive, hands-on approach and the ability to identify and resolve issues.
- The flexibility to adapt your hours around the needs of the business.
- The ability to work autonomously and manage competing priorities.
Why This Role?
This is a genuinely flexible part-time opportunity within an established and successful specialist recruitment business.
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