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Tbilisi, Georgia
Actively hiring, first seen by us 1 day agoEmployment type in the employer’s posting: FULL_TIMEFrom the employer’s posting
Support month-end close under GAAP reporting
Analyse monthly actuals against forecast and explain variances
Prepare monthly accruals from budget-holder and local reporting data
Calculate monthly market contribution from reporting system data for HQ
Investigate differences against forecast in HQ margin split by SKU
Participate in month closing according to GAAP reporting.
Analysis of monthly actuals vs forecast, work on variances disclosure per request
Prepare monthly the accruals for GAAP reporting based on the Budget-holders’ data and local reporting
Calculate monthly market contribution based on the reporting systems data for HQ reporting team
Review and investigate differences vs forecast in the HQ provided margin split by SKU within closure
Higher education in business administration, preferably in Finance, accounting, audit
Previous experience/internship in finance, accounting, audit
Fluent in Georgian and English languages
MS Office programs required, especially Excel on advanced level (this will be tested)
Overview The Financial Reporting Analyst is responsible for supporting the monthly and annual financial reporting processes in accordance with GAAP and IFRS requirements, ensuring accurate, timely, and reliable financial information for both local and HQ reporting. The role involves financial analysis, variance investigation, accrual preparation, management reporting, and collaboration with budget holders and HQ teams. Responsibilities Participate in month closing according to GAAP reporting. Participate in yearly IFRS audit process execution. Analysis of monthly actuals vs forecast, work on variances disclosure per request Calculate monthly market contribution based on the reporting systems data for HQ reporting team Review and investigate differences vs forecast in the HQ provided margin split by SKU within closure Prepare monthly the accruals for GAAP reporting based on the Budget-holders’ data and local reporting Prepare one-off disclosure requests from HQ on actuals Propose and drive necessary system’s changes based on the investigated issues Support implementation of GAAP accounting in the reporting systems Qualifications Higher education in business administration, preferably in Finance, accounting, audit Previous experience/internship in finance, accounting, audit Fluent in Georgian and English languages MS Office programs required, especially Excel on advanced level (this will be tested) Clear, effective and persuasive communication and interpersonal skills Flexibility to adapt to a changing business environment Excellent team player
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$94.7K–$144K is typical
The middle half of what similar US postings state. This one doesn’t list pay.
From 1,811 postings in the last year. Stated ranges, not salaries paid.
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