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Finance Business Partner

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Bath and North East Somerset
2 weeks ago
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This is a Finance Business Partner role with a strong emphasis on the preparation of monthly management accounts and core financial control. While offering broader business-facing exposure, the position requires hands-on involvement in the accuracy and integrity of financial reporting.
Full responsibility for preparation of monthly management accounts, including P&L and balance sheet ownershipPreparing and submitting VAT returns in line with HMRC deadlinesPosting and reconciling payroll journals, accruals, prepayments, and deferred iePreparation of ad hoc financial analysis and quarterly external reportingSupporting the Head of Finance with budgeting, forecasting and internal MI reportingSupporting year-end processes and preparing audit evidence for external auditorsCollaborating closely with operational teams to improve internal reporting and enhance the flow of information between departments within the divisionTaking a proactive role in reviewing and improving financial systems, controls, and proceduresExposure to wider group finance function with the opportunity to support group-level initiatives and reporting requirements

What you'll need to succeed

Fully qualified (ACCA, CIMA or similar); part-qualified candidates will also be considered Strong experience preparing full management accounts, statutory accounts, VAT returns, and audit support Background in either industry or practice considered Proficient Microsoft Excel - broad knowledge of Excel and the ability to tackleplex tasks and provide analysis from large data sets Strongmunicator with experience liaising with clients, stakeholders, and auditors Able to work independently and manage multiple responsibilities in deadline-driven environments Self-driven, solution-focused, and proactive — able to take ownership of tasks, ask the right questions, work through problems independently, and deliver clear, considered solutions without requiring ongoing direction. Confident working across multiple accounting systems (including Sage and bespoke platforms) Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; proactive in improving processes and reporting

What you'll get in return

Central location Hybrid working


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