Finance Supervisor at Sahara Group

Accountabilities

• Record fixed assets purchase, disposal, depreciation, prepare fixed assets movement schedule and maintain the fixed assets register. 
• Post bank and cash transactions promptly and carry-out bank reconciliations periodically.
• Record and process vendor invoices for payment.
• Posting of expenses to accounts and cost centres by analysing invoice/expense reports and recording entries.
• Manage CIT, WHT and VAT for the Company responding to tax authorities on tax matters.
• Process customers’ sales orders and issue customer invoices promptly. Post customers’ inflows promptly and ensure correctness of customers’ statements.
• Receive stock purchased into inventory bins, reconcile physical stock reports to the system reports periodically.
• Perform intercompany reconciliation of balances periodically.
• Respond to external vendors and internal managers regarding all aspects of the Company’s transactions.
• Attend to statutory auditors’ on annual audits

Knowledge/Skills

• Must possess very sound knowledge of accounting principles.
• Sound knowledge of taxes and statutory deductions in Nigeria
• Must be able to do analysis and interpretation of financial transactions.
• Demonstrate ability to meet deadlines, determine priorities and organize work to meet objectives and identify and deal with problems.
• Outstanding attention to detail with an ability to reconcile complex accounts.
• Ability to maintain strong relationships with external parties and internal colleagues.
• Knowledgeable in IFRS.

Minimum Qualification

• A bachelor’s degree in accounting, Economics or relevant field
• At least 4 years post NYSC work experience in a similar role.
• Must be a chartered accountant.