£60K/yr to £70K/yr
City of London, England
Contract, Variable

Management Accountant

Posted by Larbey Evans.

One of the City of London's most established full-service US law firms has a new opportunity for a qualified / part-qualified Management Accountant to join them on a long-term FTC.

Salary up to £70,000

Hybrid Working - 4 days office / 1 remote - Hours of 9:30am to 5:30pm

Liverpool Street / City

The successful applicant will provide cover for the existing Management Accountant for a minimum of 18 months and will support the Management Accounting and Transactional teams with preparing monthly accounts whilst reviewing processes and supporting with ongoing projects for their London & European offices. There are approximately 10 staff in the London Accounts Team.

Management Accountant Responsibilities

  • Reporting into the Senior Accounts Manager, the Management Accountant will support with the preparation and development of all London office periodic management accounts reporting, policies
  • Responsible for London & European offices annual expense budgets
  • Production of monthly budgetary control variance analysis
  • Review and preparation of monthly G/L analysis
  • Lead periodic review meetings with departmental line managers
  • Preparation of quarterly expense forecasting
  • Development of expense reporting for line management in London & European offices
  • Compilation of annual capital expenditure budget
  • Oversee monthly VAT return reconciliations
  • Preparation of annual government data surveys

Management Accountant Requirements

  • Degree educated OR qualified / studying a recognised accountancy qualification
  • Have background in legal finance and accounting management
  • Strong knowledge of VAT rules
  • Advanced Excel skills essential
  • Systems experience of Chrome River & Elite 3E (desirable however not essential)

Candidates will be available at short notice, those currently on a notice of one month will be considered and must be able to commit to the full 18-month duration of the contract.

For further information contact Neil Hagan

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