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Data-driven signals on your job's competitivenessTier-1 brand, metro location, common Financial Analyst title and mid-level experience increase applicant competition.
India taxation, statutory audit and SAP experience make cross-industry fit moderately sensitive.
Explicit CA/experience requirement, SAP/Blackline and statutory audit exposure make filters stringent.
Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Manage end-to-end corporate accounting and finance operations for India business including period-end reporting and financial statement preparation as per Indian Accounting Standards.
Coordinate financial reporting, variance analysis, and internal controls ensuring compliance with taxation (TDS, GST) and audit requirements without adverse remarks.
Collaborate with internal teams (SSEA, supply chain, accounts receivable) and external partners (auditors, government authorities) to improve accounting processes and support statutory audit and inter-company invoicing.
Minimum Requirements
CA qualification with 3-5 years experience or relevant degree with 6-8 years in accounting/finance, preferably in manufacturing or import trading business.
Proven experience with SAP, BI tools, Blackline, and Office software (Excel).
Exposure to statutory audit, compliance, GST, TDS, and Indian taxation rules.
Work Experience Required: 3-8 years as specified depending on qualification.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced financial professional capable of handling comprehensive accounting operations in a complex, global business environment with shifting priorities.
Strong technical expertise in Indian accounting standards, taxation and audit practices relevant to manufacturing or trading sectors.
Ability to proactively enhance accounting processes and collaborate across cross-functional and external teams for business and compliance objectives.
