Revenue Officer at TTCL
Job Ref No: 3121000
Job Title: Revenue Officer
Post(s): 1
Report To: Treasury Manager
Closing Date: Monday, March 06, 2017 (16:30)
Objectives:
Effective
and efficient management of the Company’s revenue records and
maintenance of a robust revenue and receivables accounting system for
all services offered by TTCL.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Timely production of an accurate Trial Balance and transactions reports.
2. To ensure preparation of monthly reconciliation of all key accounts
3. To
ensure proper and timely bookings of all manually processed payments
voucher are done within the cut off period after payment.
4. To ensure supplies remittance advise are obtained following the payment made
5. To ensure monthly payments made reconcile with cheque list, suppliers’ accounts and bank accounts following the payments.
6. To ensure that all payments run are done in proper periods; with proper reference numbers within the month of payment.
7. To
Ensure proper financial records are kept and accounting procedures and
policies are implemented and followed across all centres in the regions
and head office
8. To ensure balance sheet reconciliation are formed on a monthly basis.
9. Perform any other business tasks as directed by the Treasury Manager or other senior officials of the Company.
Key Qualifications / Experience / Skills:
• Degree/Advanced Diploma in Accounting/Finance/Commerce or Business Administration majoring in Accounting/Finance/Commerce.
• CPA (T), ACCA or equivalent qualification recognized by the National Board of Accountants and Auditors (NBAA).
• At least two (2) years experience in finance activities.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, along with ability to develop and sustain effective teamwork.
• Computer knowledge in Microsoft Applications and Sun Systems Accounting Software package.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Able to work in teams.
• Analytical and attention to detail.
• Able to meet reporting deadlines.
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Source: The Guardian 28 February 2017
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