- Supervise financial analysts and accountants.
- Create financial reports, forecasts, and budgets.
- Monitor financial performance and suggest improvements.
- Manage cash flow and expenses.
- Operational financial planning and reporting.
Prepare financial statements (e.g., balance sheet, income statement).
- Ensure compliance with tax laws.
- Conduct audits and reconciliations.
- Analyze costs and profitability. Financial management services which includes financial business analysis, budgets, forecasts and management reporting.
- Accurate and detailed financial reporting.
- Record financial transactions.
- Maintain and update general ledgers.
- Manage accounts payable and receivable.
- Process payroll and track expenses.
- Transaction level financial accuracy
Independent reviews in accounting refer to an examination of financial information, records, or processes conducted by a qualified external party that is not directly involved in the preparation or management of the financial statements.
The purpose of independent reviews is to provide an unbiased and objective assessment of the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of financial information.
- Provide advice on tax-efficiency strategies.
- Ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations.
- Prepare and review tax returns.
- Handle tax audits and disputes with authorities.
- Optimizing tax compliances and reducing tax burden
- Oversee payroll processes and ensure accurate employee compensation.
- Manage tax withholdings, benefits, and deductions.
- Stay updated on employment and payroll laws.
- Address payroll-related employee inquiries.
- Accurate and timely employee compensation.
- Ensure compliance with corporate governance laws.
- Maintain company registers and statutory records.
- File annual returns and regulatory documents.
- Organize board meetings, prepare minutes, and assist with shareholder communication.
- Regulatory compliance and corporate governance.
* Company registrations and amendments.
* Director changes and amendments.
* Filing Annual returns
* Beneficial ownership submissions
A facilitator is a neutral party skilled in guiding groups to achieve their objectives through structured processes. They are often used in strategy planning, problem-solving, and training sessions to ensure productive discussions and outcomes.
- Plan, manage, and guide workshops, meetings, or team-building sessions.
- Ensure clear communication among participants.
- Foster collaboration and idea generation.
- Mediate conflicts and drive consensus.
- Improving communication and group collaboration.
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