Senior Accountant Manager

We are looking for a highly skilled and detail-oriented Group Accountant - Statutory and Taxes Manager to join our finance team at our office in Granada, located in the beautiful south of Spain. This crucial role will be responsible for managing and ensuring compliance with tax regulations, statutory requirements, and overseeing financials and consolidation for all entities within the group.

1. Team Management:

You will lead a team of 7 accounting professionals. Your role encompasses two distinct areas of responsibility:

• Supervision and Expertise: Provide mentorship, guidance, and expertise to the accounting team, assisting them in addressing any accounting-related queries. Oversee their work, ensuring accuracy and excellence in financial reporting, consolidation, and other relevant tasks.
• Resource Management: Approve vacation requests and manage day-to-day interactions with the accounting team. Act as a point of contact for human resources matters, resolving any issues and ensuring the well-being of the team.
• Liaison with Group CFO: Act as the primary interface between the accounting team and the Group CFO. Support the Group CFO in various projects and initiatives, serving as a crucial link to facilitate seamless communication, aligning financial strategies, and executing projects efficiently.

2. Accounting, Taxes, and Statutory:

You will be responsible for overseeing a range of critical financial activities, including:

• Taxes: Monitor and ensure timely and accurate tax filings for all group entities in compliance with local and international tax regulations. Collaborate with tax consultants to implement best practices and maintain up-to-date knowledge of tax changes.
• Transfer Pricing: Develop and implement transfer pricing policies to ensure transactions between group entities adhere to arm's length principles. Regularly review and update transfer pricing documentation to meet regulatory requirements.
• Statutory Requirements: Ensure the preparation and submission of annual accounts, financial statements, and other statutory reports for all group entities. Monitor compliance with local regulations for board meetings and related statutory activities.
• Group Consolidation: Oversee the consolidation of financial data from all group entities to prepare accurate and timely consolidated financial statements. Review intercompany transactions, eliminating inconsistencies and discrepancies.
• Group Annual Accounts: Manage the process of preparing and finalizing the group's annual financial statements. Coordinate with external auditors for the annual audit, ensuring a smooth and successful completion.
• Impairment Test for Group Entities: Conduct regular impairment tests for group assets and investments, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and promptly reporting impairments.
• Access Controls at Group Level: Implement and maintain access controls for key financial systems, bank accounts, and other sensitive financial data across the group. Ensure robust authorization processes for financial transactions.
• Consolidated Chart of Account Responsibility: Approve the creation and modifications of accounts in the consolidated chart of accounts. Ensure uniformity and compliance across all group entities in the chart of accounts.

• A challenging and professional working environment in a dynamic international team with extensive expertise
• Exciting projects with latest technologies
• An organization with flat hierarchies and collaborations across business departments
• Promoting environment with an attractive real prospect for your professional and personal development.
• Flexible working hours, excellent team spirit and others benefits (health insurance, tickets restaurant, etc)
• Good work-life balance (2 days per week from home)

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field; a Master's degree or professional certification (e.g., CPA, ACCA) is a plus.
• Big 4 experience of more than 15 years
• Extensive experience in accounting, tax management, and financial reporting, preferably in an international setting.
• Strong understanding of tax laws and transfer pricing regulations in various jurisdictions.
• Proficient in financial consolidation and reporting techniques.
• Knowledge of IFRS and other accounting standards.
• Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines efficiently.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with cross-functional teams and external stakeholders.
• Proven experience in managing a team and driving process improvements.
• Very good english skills (C1/B2)

Elca is committed to create a diverse and inclusive work environment, and proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.