Account Executive

Pune, Maharashtra, India
Full Time
Experienced

Accounts Executive

Forms+Surfaces is looking for Accounts Executive to join our team!

Job Location: Pune Plant – Lonikand (Near Wagholi)

Company Overview

Forms+Surfaces designs and manufactures architectural products used in public spaces around the world. From walls and elevator interiors to site furnishings and lighting, our line invites creativity and provides real-world solutions to the challenges our customers face.

Scope and responsibilities:

  • Day to day Purchase accounting entries in ERP.
  • GR/IR/MIR Bill Booking and Reconciliation
  • Accounts payable (Creditor) Ledger’s reconciliation.
  • General Ledger reconciliation.
  • Import documentation Import Payments and IDMPS compliances with the banks.
  • Import shipment landed cost verifications.
  • Issuance of Letter of Credit overseas suppliers.
  • Monthly and Annual Provision Entries.
  • Fixed assets register preparation.
  • Prepaid Expense and Accrual Expense working and entries.
  • Employee Reimbursement Checking and Payments
  • TDS working and payment.
  • Assisting in GST working and return and GST 2A reconciliation.
  • TDS working and Return Filing
  • GST Sales E-Invoicing.
  • Month end activities.
  • Co-ordination with statutory auditors.
  • Experience to assist senior in balance sheet preparation, management reporting.

Required qualification, skills and experiences:

  • B.COM/ M.COM/ MBA Finance.
  • Minimum 4-5 years of hands-on experience in hard core accounting.
  • Detailed knowledge and Experience Day to day accounting work.
  • Good knowledge MS Office – Word, Excel etc.
  • Initiative and ready to take responsibility of work.
  • Import and Export accounting and documentation knowledge.
  • Excellent Written and Verbal Skills.
  • Ability to multi-task.
  • Ability to maintain confidentiality.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Problem solving skills.
  • Decision making skills.

For More details you can visit our website https://www.forms-surfaces.com/

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