Assistant Management Accountant

Stratford-upon-Avon
1 month ago
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We have an exciting opportunity for an Assistant Management Accountant to join the Head Office team in Stratford-upon-Avon.

This role would ideally suit someone with previous accounts experience who is looking for the next challenge having recently completed (or close to completing) their AAT qualification.

Main duties include but are not limited to:

Assisting with the production of monthly management accounts
Assisting with the submission of manufacturer composites
Support the budgeting and forecasting processes
Balance sheet reconciliations
Produce and issue various internal reports
Investigation and explanation of variances in the management accounts
Support and assistance to dealership-based accounts staff
Working as part of a team encouraging growth and development of assistants
Support the accounts team with Ad hoc tasksWhat we are looking for:

Excellent numeracy skills and attention to detail
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word and Outlook)
AAT qualified (Level 4 studier would be considered)
Ability to work under pressure and prioritise workload to achieve deadlines
Excellent communication skills with financial and non-financial members of staff
A self-starting, willing and responsible individualPrevious motor trade experience and knowledge of CDK would be advantageous but not essential as full training will be given. Study support for CIMA is available.

In return for your hard work, we’ll support you with coaching & development every step of the way. Also, to reward your commitment you’ll get:

25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Company Pension
Wellness Programme
Sick Pay
Group life insurance
Staff discount on car servicing
Listers Benefits – discounts on retailers, restaurants, cinemas & holidays
Long service and loyalty incentives
Staff referral scheme
In-house, manufacturer & professional qualifications
Free Parking / On-site Parking
Company EventsWhy Listers?

Founded in 1979, Listers Group stands as one of the largest privately and family-owned motor retailer groups in the UK. There’s a reason why this is the case, actually there’s over two and a half thousand reasons, our team. Since the very beginning our success has been a product of the fantastic people that work for us. This is recognised by representing some of the world’s most prestigious car brands across the Midlands, Lincolnshire, Gloucestershire, Norfolk and Yorkshire.  We support employees in all areas of the business, whatever your aspirations might be Listers has a career for you

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