Financial Controller
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Job description
Accounting & Financial Operations
- Manage day to day accounting including invoicing, receivables, payables, and bank reconciliation
- Maintain accurate books of accounts using Zoho Books
- Track cash flow, expenses, and financial commitments
- Prepare monthly management accounts, MIS reports, and financial summaries
- Coordinate with leadership on budgeting, financial planning, and cost tracking
Compliance & Statutory Filings
- Ensure compliance with GST, TDS, ROC, and other statutory requirements in India
- Coordinate preparation and filing of GST returns, TDS returns, and annual filings
- Work closely with external CA firms, auditors, and legal advisors
- Maintain compliance calendars and documentation
Systems & Process Management
- Implement and maintain accounting and compliance workflows using tools such as Zoho Books and other relevant platforms
- Ensure proper documentation, record keeping, and audit readiness
- Develop efficient SOPs for financial operations
Investor & Grant Reporting
- Assist in preparing financial reports required for investors, lenders, and grant programs
- Track utilization of funds, project budgets, and reporting obligations
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, Accounting, Finance, or related field
- 4 to 8 years of experience in accounting, finance operations, or compliance roles
- Strong working proficiency in Zoho Books
- Familiarity with GST, TDS, ROC filings, and Indian regulatory requirements
- Experience working with startups, manufacturing firms, or impact oriented organizations is preferred
Benefits
- Opportunity to work with a mission driven company focused on sustainable materials and circular economy innovation
• Flexible remote work environment
- Exposure to startup scale up operations and sustainability focused innovation
Originally posted on Himalayas
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