Consultant
Part Time Director of Finance
Job description
Harris Hill is recruiting for a Part Time Director of Finance for this community-based charity in London.
Salary: c£70,000pa (FTE)
Days a week: 3 days a week
Working Pattern: All 3 days are based at their offices in London.
Report to: Chief Executive
Management: Team of 4
PURPOSE OF POST:
This is an exciting new opportunity to oversee and inspire the development of financial systems and the finance team.
The post-holder will ensure the finances of the charity and its Trading subsidiary, are properly managed, recorded and reported accurately.
The post-holder will review the processes of the financial administration to ensure that they reflect best practice, are fit for purpose and improved ways of working are implemented.
Prepare, develop and analyse management accounting information.
Skills Required
Working experience of charity finance and accounts’ software including applying the charity’s SORP
Working knowledge of applying VAT partial recovery methods and experience of submitting VAT returns
Experience of accounting for investments
Duties and responsibilities
Prepare annual budgets in collaboration with budget holders.
Prepare quarterly reports to the Finance, Risk and Audit Committee (FRAC)
Ensure compliance with third party requirements such as those of the Charity Commission and HMRC, including the correct application of VAT etc.
Produce draft year end accounts and supporting schedules with the support of the finance manager and liaise with auditors.
Contribute to the development of the investment strategy.
Ensure accounting requirements are correctly applied to the Endowment fund.
Have oversight of financial procedures as applied by the finance team.
Ensure all staff, both financial and non-finance staff, are supported in the management of budgets and other financial activities.
Contribute to the strategic plan of the organisation.
Oversee the maintenance of records and accounts for the charity’s Trading and Trustee Ltd Co.
Take responsibility for ensuring the accuracy of the accounting and control information held in, and reported from, the organisation’s accounting systems.