As a Manager/Senior Manager in the revenue controllership role, you will be responsible for reconciling and recording revenue & associated costs. Your role will involve undertaking MIS analysis for revenue and receivables, reviewing agreements for accounting impact, and analyzing transactions as per GAAP and Ind AS. It will be crucial to meet monthly deadlines for revenue & related costs accounting by ensuring timely book closure. Collaboration with the Business team is essential to track P&L performance by category wise. You will be required to prepare relevant schedules for Statutory and Internal Audits and provide auditors with insights on the business models and revenue process flow for Audit Closure. Tracking actions agreed in pacing calls and ensuring execution, monthly P&L closure with the Controllership team, and conducting regular balance sheet reviews to maintain hygiene will be part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will be responsible for the regular monitoring of available bank balances and working out cash-flows to facilitate investment of any excess balance. Your role will be instrumental in ensuring the financial health and compliance of the organization.,
You are a qualified CA with 5 to 10 years of experience seeking a challenging revenue controllership role. Your responsibilities will include reconciling and recording revenue & associated costs, conducting MIS analysis for revenue and receivables, reviewing agreements for accounting impact, analyzing transactions per GAAP and Ind AS, and meeting monthly deadlines for revenue & related costs accounting. You will collaborate with the Business team to track P&L performance by category, prepare schedules for Statutory and Internal Audits, provide auditors with insights on business models and revenue process flow for Audit Closure, and ensure the execution of actions agreed in the pacing call. Additionally, you will be responsible for monthly P&L closure with the Controllership team, conducting regular balance sheet reviews to ensure hygiene, and monitoring available bank balances to work out cash-flows for investment of excess balance.,