Overview Of The Role

The Branch Accountant plays a key role in supporting the branch’s financial operations by ensuring accurate invoicing, effective receivables follow-up, strong cash controls, and timely financial reporting. This role helps maintain compliance with company policies and supports smooth day-to-day coordination across sales, operations, and finance.

What You Will Do

• Manage invoicing for units and validate sales order conditions, including discount checks, subsidy approvals, and gate pass issuance.
• Perform regular follow-up on accounts receivable, review recovery accounts, and support the calculation of provisions.
• Create SMC contracts with billing plans and provide timely information for general ledger updates.
• Maintain petty cash records, process petty cash claims, and follow up on outstanding IOUs.
• Monitor general ledger activity and support month-end reporting, balance sheet substantiation, and financial pack preparation.
• Ensure compliance with internal policies, financial controls, and audit requirements, escalating issues where needed.

Required Skills To Be Successful

• Bachelor’s Degree in Finance or Accounting
• Strong understanding of invoicing, accounts receivable, petty cash, and general ledger processes.
• Knowledge of financial controls, compliance requirements, and audit support processes.
• Effective communication and coordination skills to work across branch operations and finance teams.

About The Team

You will be part of a collaborative finance and branch operations environment, working closely with internal stakeholders to support financial accuracy, operational efficiency, and compliance. The team plays an important role in enabling smooth business operations while upholding strong governance standards.

What Equips You For The Role

The ideal candidate will bring relevant accounting experience in a branch, retail, automotive, or service-oriented environment, along with confidence in handling financial transactions, reconciliations, and reporting tasks. A proactive approach, sound judgment, and a commitment to accuracy and compliance will help you succeed in this role.