Accounts Executive
🚨 We're Hiring: Accounts Executive / Junior Accountant 🚨
📍 Location: Rakholi (In-person)
🏭 Industry: Food Packaging
💰 Salary: ₹18,000 – ₹22,000 per month (Depending on experience)
👩 Gender Preference: Female candidates preferred
🎓 Qualification: B.Com / M.Com or equivalent degree in Finance/Accounting
🕒 Experience: 0–2 years preferred
📋 Key Responsibilities:
✔️ Manage day-to-day purchase and sales entries.
✔️ Process vendor and client invoices accurately and on time.
✔️ Assist with GST and TDS documentation and record-keeping.
✔️ Perform bank reconciliations and track daily financial transactions.
✔️ Maintain organized financial records and support finance and administrative activities.
💻 Preferred Skills:
✅ Proficiency in Tally / ERP software
✅ Good knowledge of MS Excel
🎁 Benefits:
✅ Provident Fund (PF)
✅ Health Insurance
✅ Leave Encashment
If you are passionate about accounting and looking to grow your career in the manufacturing industry, we'd love to hear from you!
📩 Send your resume to: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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