Finance Manager

As a Finance Manager, your primary responsibility will be to maintain accounting and statutory records including taxation, EPF, ESI, etc. You will be tasked with bookkeeping and related matters, as well as costing of raw materials. It will also be your duty to oversee the inventory of fixed assets and manage depreciation effectively. You will be in charge of cash control and banking activities, along with handling excise, customs, and GST matters. Providing timely and accurate feedback to both superiors and subordinates, as well as to the Head Office, will be crucial. To excel in this role, you should possess a strong understanding of accounting standards, taxation, costing, and other financial aspects. Being aware of new amendments in financial and business laws is essential. You should demonstrate the ability to think and act strategically, along with creative problem-solving skills. Effective communication and negotiation skills are important, as well as maintaining good work practices and discipline. Moreover, you should be able to foster a climate of innovation, mutual confidence, and credibility among your team, earning their respect and cooperation. Your skills should include proficiency in EPF, inventory management, central excise, accounting standards, costing, fixed assets management, cash control, bookkeeping, taxation, GST, depreciation, and other relevant areas.,