Accounts Assistant – Purchase Ledger

Accounts Assistant – Purchase Ledger Job Description Template

Our company is looking for a Accounts Assistant – Purchase Ledger to join our team.

Responsibilities:

  • Statement Reconciliations;
  • Pricing the invoices for input on to the stock/ordering system;
  • Maintenance of the supplier accounts on Sage 200;
  • Dealing with invoice query’s direct with supplier;
  • Create journals to recharge intercompany transactions;
  • Maintaining daily control of export / import process noting any exceptions;
  • Process Invoices onto Pinnacle after authorisation and accurate Nominal Coding;
  • Proforma payments;
  • Prepayments, accruals, fixed asset reconciliation, balance sheet and profit & loss analysis;
  • Ensuring cashbooks, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and invoice settlement processes on the accounting system are completed and up to date;
  • Preparing full company scheduled payment runs per terms and weekly early settlement payment run; send remittance advices;
  • Special projects – purchase related;
  • Liaise with Dealerships and Suppliers to resolve queries;
  • Aged debtor and creditor reporting, together with the maintenance of daily financial controls, reporting and compliance;
  • To check and process credit card returns.

Requirements:

  • Aged debtor and creditor reporting, together with the maintenance of daily financial controls, reporting and compliance;
  • Statement reconciliations;
  • Basic knowledge of double entry bookkeeping is desirable;
  • Sage 50 or equivalent experience;
  • Handling GRNS;
  • Processing a high volume of purchase ledger invoices;
  • Maintaining a good working relationship with suppliers and colleagues;
  • Sage 50/200 would be advantageous;
  • Production of daily, weekly and monthly KPI reports;
  • Experience in a purchase ledger or a finance department;
  • Query handling;
  • Matching batching and coding of invoices;
  • Excel;
  • Experience of using an in-house management information system;
  • Providing end of month reports, reconciliation of supplier statements and bank reconciliations.