National Energy Transportation SA

Shipping company accountant Shipping plays a central part in the global economy, and its well-documented history gives maritime economists a unique perspective on the way the industry’s economic mechanisms have evolved. Applicants must understand the shipping industry well and to present and examine the accounting and finance function of a ship owning/ship management Company. Applicants must have with the theoretical and practical knowledge minimum 5 years in a law 89 company with A signature accounting pedigree and knowledge of International Financial Reporting Standards and their implication on the shipping company's financial position and performance. To understand the Shipping market and its economic drivers, The shipping company and the ship. Fluent in English is a must. Working hrs. Monday through Friday 10 to 6 am Agility and main qualifications. Applicants must be able to report to CFO and CEO when and if required and must be fully qualified to attend the following functionalities; Financial Reporting & Accounting in the Shipping Company (in Accordance with IFRS) Financial reporting systems familiarization Preparations of the financial statements Accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors Events after the reporting period Vessel new buildings Impairment of vessel Vessel held for sale and discontinued operations Inventories Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets Expenses Revenue Accrual’s concept Preparations of business combinations and consolidated financial statements Review of a real Shipping Company's financial statements Other Aspects of Shipping Accounting & Finance Budgeting Port agent disbursement account Master's general account Professional accountant of the future Preparation and filling of the law 89 requirements to the Greek Government Pay roll and payments FMY and DOY fillings VAT fillings and reimbursements