Prepare and review financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow).
Manage general ledger, accounts payable (AP), and accounts receivable (AR).
Conduct monthly, quarterly, and annual closings.
Reconcile bank statements, invoices, and vendor accounts.
Monitor budget vs. actual performance and prepare variance reports.
Ensure compliance with GST, TDS, and other statutory requirements.
Support internal and external audits.
Analyze financial data to assist management in decision-making.
Supervise and train junior accountants or finance executives.
Maintain accurate records for tax filings and financial reporting.
Attractive salary based on experience and qualifications.
Annual performance-based bonuses or incentives.
Overtime pay or compensatory time off during audit or closing periods.
Opportunities for career advancement to roles such as:
Accounts Manager → Finance Manager → Financial Controller → CFO.
On-the-job training in taxation, financial compliance, and reporting systems.
Company-sponsored finance workshops, seminars, and certifications (CA, CMA, IFRS, etc.).
Exposure to ERP systems (Tally, SAP, Oracle) and advanced Excel tools.
Cross-department collaboration with finance, operations, and audit teams.
Training in financial planning, analysis, and internal control processes.
Health insurance (medical coverage for employee & dependents).
Life insurance and accidental coverage.
Access to wellness programs and health checkups.
Provident Fund (PF) and Gratuity.
ESOPs (Employee Stock Options) in some organizations.
Reimbursement for professional memberships or exam fees (CA/CMA).
Fixed office hours (typically 9 AM – 6 PM) with weekends off.
Paid annual leave, sick leave, and public holidays.
Hybrid or flexible working options in some companies.
“Employee of the Month/Quarter” awards for financial accuracy or project success.
Appreciation for timely statutory filings or audit completion.
Recognition in annual company reviews and celebrations.
High job stability — every organization needs accounting professionals.
Opportunities across all sectors: Media, IT, Banking, Manufacturing, FMCG, Retail, etc.
Global relevance — accounting principles are standardized internationally.
Meal and transport allowances.
Reimbursement for business travel or client meetings.
Festival bonuses or gifts.
Retirement savings and pension plans (in some firms).