Assistant Controller Finance - Corporate Accounting Controllership Are you a finance Accounting professional with strong interest and experience into accounting and Tax principles If yes this role for our statutory controllership team holds the right opportunity to join our team and meet our purpose to inform the way forward The jobholder is responsible in all aspects of accounting for an entity or a group of entities work with 3rd Party providers for statutory and tax reporting yearend submissions and other accounting areas The objective is to ensure compliance with Thomson Reuter s Accounting policies and Local Tax GAAP requirements About the Role In this chance as Assistant Controller you will be responsible for Independently manage local statutory and tax compliance either for a Country or a group of Countries by working closely with 3rd party service providers Work with various business partners independently to ensure legal entities are accurately completely and timely accounted for in the enterprise systems as well as to ensure good controls of underlying processes are in place Ensure the month end close in line with Thomson Reuter s global reporting timetable reviewing to ensure that critical accounts are reconciled to underlying documentation that transactions are coded accurately in line with Thomson Reuters and local accounting policies Analysis of all Balance Sheet and Cost accounts Liaise with auditors on Statutory SOX audits Participate in regional balance sheet and cost reviews In conjunction with the Tax Department completion of tax packs booking of tax provisions and monitoring tax accounts movements In conjunction with the Transfer Pricing Department review the quarterly calculation for Group books and also perform the true up Calculation for local books In conjunction with the Transfer Pricing Department review the quarterly calculation for Group books and also perform the true up Calculation for local books Provide support as appropriate in

📌 Assistant Controller (India)
🏢 Thomson Reuters
📍 India