Chartered Accountant

A well-established Singapore-based company is looking for a qualified Chartered Accountant to join its Finance & Accounts team in Chennai.

The selected candidate will work closely with and assist the Finance Manager in handling financial accounting, cash flow management, statutory compliance and financial reporting.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in preparation and review of monthly and annual financial accounts
• Maintain and review General Ledger and accounting records
• Prepare Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss Account and Cash Flow Statement
• Monitor daily and monthly cash flow positions
• Assist in bank reconciliations and treasury-related activities
• Review accounts receivable and accounts payable
• Assist in month-end and year-end closing
• Prepare schedules and supporting documents for statutory and internal audits
• Coordinate with auditors, tax consultants and other professional advisors
• Assist in statutory, tax and regulatory compliance matters
• Ensure timely filing of applicable statutory returns and payments
• Review provisions, accruals, prepayments and reconciliations
• Support preparation of financial statements and audit schedules
• Maintain proper accounting controls and documentation
• Assist the Finance Manager in other finance and accounting matters as required

Candidate Profile

• Qualified Chartered Accountant (CA)
• Fresh CA or 12 years of post-qualification experience
• Strong knowledge of accounting principles and financial statements
• Good understanding of statutory compliance and taxation
• Strong Excel skills
• Exposure to ERP/accounting systems will be an advantage
• Good communication and coordination skills
• Accurate, disciplined and detail-oriented

The role provides an opportunity for a young Chartered Accountant to gain strong exposure to financial accounting, cash flow management, statutory compliance and international corporate finance practices within a Singapore-based organisation.

I would use the title “Chartered Accountant – Finance & Accounts” rather than “Business Finance” or “Finance Analyst,” because this better reflects the actual role.