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Job Offer: UN ACCOUNTABLE (01) Location: Guinea Contract Type: CDD/CDI Number of Positions: 01 Job Description GI EXPERTISE is a human resources consulting firm specializing in recruitment, interim and HR outsourcing, with a presence in West Africa, notably in Guinea, Togo and Togo. Abidjan (Ivory Coast) recruits for one of its clients... As part of its activities, GI EXPERTISE, in collaboration with a partner operating in the retail sector, recruits an accountant to strengthen its teams. The main tasks of the accountant will be to: Record and control daily accounting operations. Monitor customer and supplier invoices. Carry out bank reconciliations and cash monitoring. Prepare tax and social declarations in accordance with the regulations applicable in Guinea. Participate in the preparation of periodic financial statements. Ensure the classification and archiving of accounting documents. Prepare financial reports for the Directorate. Ensure compliance with internal procedures and accounting obligations. Profile sought Hold a degree in accounting, finance or management. Demonstrate relevant professional experience in accounting. Master accounting and Excel software. Have a good knowledge of applicable accounting and tax rules. Demonstrate discretion, rigour, integrity and good team spirit. Languages Current French required Application
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