Chartered Accountant
Chartered Accountant (CA) –
A qualified Chartered Accountant (CA) with professional experience in the tutoring and travel industries. Possesses knowledge of accounting, financial reporting, taxation, budgeting, and financial management. Experienced in handling financial records, monitoring expenses, maintaining accounts, and supporting business operations. Seeking an opportunity to apply financial expertise, analytical skills, and industry experience to contribute to an organization's growth and financial efficiency.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain accurate financial records and accounting entries.
- Prepare financial statements, reports, and management accounts.
- Handle taxation, GST compliance, and related documentation.
- Monitor income, expenses, cash flow, and budgets.
- Reconcile bank statements, ledgers, and financial transactions.
- Manage accounting and financial records related to tutoring and travel operations.
- Assist in financial planning, cost control, and profitability analysis.
- Ensure compliance with applicable accounting standards and statutory requirements.
- Coordinate with management, clients, vendors, and other stakeholders regarding financial matters.
Key Skills
- Accounting and Financial Reporting
- Taxation and GST Compliance
- Budgeting and Cost Control
- Financial Analysis
- Bank and Ledger Reconciliation
- Cash Flow Management
- Microsoft Excel and Accounting Software
- Attention to Detail and Problem-Solving
Professional Objective
To leverage my Chartered Accountancy qualification and experience in the tutoring and travel industries to contribute to effective financial management, regulatory compliance, and sustainable business growth.
- Pay
- ₹40,000.00 - ₹120,000.00 per month
Benefits
- Paid sick time
- Paid time off
Application Question(s)
- Have you successfully completed your Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification?
- Are you immediate joiner?
- What's your current inhand salary?
- Work Location
- In person
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