General Manager Accounts And Finance

Key Responsibilities: 1. Financial Management & Control: Oversee day-to-day accounting operations, including accounts payable/receivable, general ledger, and bank reconciliations. Monitor cash flow, fund flow, and working capital requirements. Ensure accuracy and timeliness in monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting. 2. Budgeting & Forecasting: Develop annual budgets in alignment with business goals. Monitor actual performance against budget and prepare variance analysis. Provide financial insights to support business decisions and cost-saving initiatives. 3. Statutory Compliance: Ensure compliance with all statutory requirements including GST, TDS, Income Tax, PF, ESIC, and other regulatory filings. Liaise with external auditors, tax consultants, and regulatory authorities. 4. Logistics-Specific Finance Functions: Manage freight cost analysis, warehousing expenses, and other logistics-specific financial controls. Collaborate with operations and supply chain teams to align financial planning with business strategy. Handle billing and collections from clients and payments to vendors/transporters. 5. Team Management: Lead and mentor the finance and accounts team. Conduct regular training to ensure adherence to best practices in accounting and compliance. 6. Strategic Planning: Participate in strategic decision-making by providing financial insights. Contribute to expansion planning, investment analysis, and risk management. Key Skills & Competencies: Strong knowledge of accounting principles and financial regulations Experience in logistics or supply chain industry preferred Proficiency in ERP/accounting software (e.g., Tally, SAP, Oracle) Excellent leadership, analytical, and problem-solving skills Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities Qualifications & Experience: Chartered Accountant (CA) / Cost Accountant (ICWA) / MBA in Finance 1220 years of experience in Accounts & Finance, with at least 5 years in a managerial role in logistics or a related sector