The Senior Account Manager will oversee the company's financial operations, client account management, payment recoveries, taxation, compliance, and bank coordination. The role also includes financial planning, interaction with the company CA, budget management, import/export documentation, logistics coordination, and customs compliance.
Key Responsibilities
1. Accounts & Finance Management
- Oversee all accounting activities and maintain accurate financial records.
- Manage accounts receivable/payable and ensure timely reconciliations.
- Prepare and review financial balance sheets, P&L statements, and cash flow reports.
- Coordinate with auditors for internal and statutory audits.
2. Client Interaction & Payment Recovery
- Follow up with clients for outstanding payments and maintain strong relationships.
- Monitor payment terms and resolve overdue payment issues.
- Maintain aging reports and coordinate with sales/operations teams.
3. Taxation & Financial Compliance
- Handle GST, TDS, and statutory filings.
- Ensure compliance with government tax regulations and deadlines.
- Collaborate with the Chartered Accountant (CA) for tax planning and financial decisions.
4. Budgeting & Financial Planning
- Prepare annual budgets and monitor expenditure against targets.
- Assist management in financial forecasting and cost optimization.
- Support decision-making through MIS and financial reports.
5. Banking Operations
- Manage all payments, RTGS/NEFT transactions, and bank reconciliations.
- Coordinate with banks for facilities, documentation, and credit approvals.
6. Import/Export Compliance & Documentation
- Ensure adherence to customs regulations and international trade compliance.
- Prepare, verify, and manage documentation such as Bills of Lading, Commercial Invoices, Customs Declarations, and Certificates of Origin.
- Coordinate with customs brokers, freight forwarders, and regulatory bodies.
7. Logistics Coordination & Risk Management
- Align with logistics partners to ensure timely shipment and delivery.
- Monitor transport risks, insurance requirements, and documentation accuracy.
- Address any delays, compliance risks, or shipment discrepancies.