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Start: 19/10/2026 Avy Mada exports vanilla and essential oils from Madagascar to European importers. We have just launched our business and are looking for an intern to build our accounting from day one. Entering transactions (purchases, sales, bank, cashier) according to the PCG 2005 Follow-up of invoices suppliers and customers export Bank reconciliations, including currency receipts Follow-up of documents export: domiciliation, repatriation of currencies, customs parts Preparation of current tax declarations, with the manager Use of our online accounting tool developed to measure, and concrete returns to improve your profile Student in accounting, finance or management See an accounting system to be built from A to Z in a company in creation Discover concretely the export to Europe Participate in the evolution of a tailor-made business tool Direct supervision by the founder Compensation: according to the CV experience + some lines of motivation to contact@avy-mada. com, subject: Internship Accounting – Name First name Applications until 17/10/2026 Do not hesitate to share around you Internship Accounting Madagascar Antananarivo Export Vanilla Essential Oils Recruitment
Sector: Wellness and Fitness Services
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