Financial Accountant
DFP Recruitment
- Perth, WA
- $114,400-176,800 per year
- Temporary
- Full-time
Location: Perth CBD
Hours: Full-time - 37.5 hours per week (part-time may be considered)
Type: Temporary casual contractRates
L5: $55-64 per hour plus Super
L6: $65-74 per hour plus Super
L7: $75-85 per hour plus Super
This is a general guide of rates based on each positions level and responsibilities. Each candidate will advise of their hourly rate expectations based on their own experience and expectations.Level 5 - Financial Accountant
Responsibilities
- Develop and implement end-of-month financial processes and timeframes.
- Prepare end-of-month and end-of-year accruals, journals, and reconciliations.
- Calculate and reconcile long service leave and annual leave provisions.
- Monitor and clear suspense and control accounts.
- Manage payroll General Ledger (GL) processing and interfaces.
- Maintain and update the Chart of Accounts as needed.
- Assist in preparing Annual Financial Statements and reports.
- Prepare reports for external obligations.
- Conduct financial analysis as needed.
- Contribute to improvements in financial accounting and reporting.
- Exhibit leadership behaviors.
- Tertiary qualification in accounting or related discipline.
- Knowledge of current and emerging trends in financial and asset accounting, including Australian Accounting Standards, Financial Management Act 2006, and Treasurer's Instructions.
- Ability to develop and implement financial accounting services in line with governmental and stakeholder expectations, and community values.
- Understanding of business, financial, and human resource management.
Responsibilities
- Lead and motivate a small team, fostering skill development.
- Provide advice on new accounting principles, standards, and tax legislation.
- Review business processes, policies, and data, implementing improvement projects.
- Deliver excellent customer service and seek innovative solutions.
- Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements and reports.
- Maintain general ledger integrity.
- Review and approve month-end journals and reconciliations.
- Support internal and external audit programs.
- Perform other duties as required.
- Extensive experience in financial services management.
- In-depth knowledge of current and emerging trends in financial and asset accounting, including Australian Accounting Standards, Financial Management Act 2006, and Treasurer's Instructions.
- Ability to develop and implement financial accounting services aligning with governmental and stakeholder expectations, and community values.
- Tertiary qualification in accounting or related discipline and current membership in a relevant professional accounting body.
Responsibilities
- Lead financial accounting and reporting in line with government policy and standards.
- Provide financial advice on complex matters, including taxation.
- Prepare financial statements and reports for the Annual Report and other requirements.
- Ensure the integrity and control of the Chart of Accounts.
- Implement government financial management initiatives.
- Manage audit engagements and respond to inquiries.
- Oversee insurance return information and risk management.
- Monitor and report cash management.
- Prepare and analyze key performance indicators.
- Maintain and optimize the FMIS and related systems.
- Develop and implement financial accounting policies and procedures.
- Stay updated on emerging trends in financial accounting.
- Liaise with Treasury to ensure compliance with standards and requirements.
- Extensive experience in financial services management.
- In-depth knowledge of current and emerging trends in financial and asset accounting, including Australian Accounting Standards, Financial Management Act 2006, and Treasurer's Instructions.
- Ability to develop and implement financial accounting services ensuring business, stakeholder, and community value.
- Tertiary qualification in accounting or related discipline and current membership in CAANZ, CPA Australia, or Institute of Public Accountants.
Full working rights within Australia
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