Accounts Manager

Accounts Manager (MBA Finance / CA Inter PREFERRED)-NBFC Experienced preferred

📋 Role Summary

We are seeking an experienced Accounts Manager to oversee accounting operations, financial controls, and day-to-day financial reporting. The ideal candidate will work closely with internal teams and stakeholders to ensure efficient financial processes, regulatory compliance, and informed decision-making.

• 🔑 Key Responsibilities
• Financial Operations & Record-Keeping
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• Manage bookkeeping, general ledger transactions, reconciliations, and month-end closings.
• Prepare balance sheets, profit & loss statements, cash flow statements, and financial forecasts.

• Compliance & Tax Management
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• Oversee GST/Income Tax compliance and statutory filings within deadlines; coordinate with auditors.

• Reporting & Analysis
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• Generate timely financial reports and dashboards for stakeholder review.
• Analyze budget variances, cash flow trends, and liquidity health.

• Team Leadership & Collaboration
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• Mentor junior accounting staff, review their work, and foster skills development.
• Coordinate with operations, sales, procurement, and senior management for unified business insights.

• Process Improvement & Controls
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• Implement and streamline internal financial controls, audit readiness, and process optimizations.
• Introduce automation or software enhancements to boost accuracy and efficiency.

• Budgeting & Forecasting
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• Assist in creating budgets, forecasts, and projections; conduct regular variance analysis for management decisions.

• Stakeholder & Vendor Management
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• Liaise with vendors, banks, regulators, and other external parties to resolve financial queries or issues.

The Accounts Manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the accounting department, ensuring accurate financial reporting, managing

budgets, supervising accounting staff, and ensuring compliance with statutory regulations and internal controls.

Filing TDS, GST & Income Tax Returns

Bank Reconciliation