Good financial controllers need to have both keen attention to detail and the bigger picture in mind. They're tasked with ensuring accuracy but also improving efficiency - two goals that often butt heads.And, as with most modern job descriptions, this role is evolving. Companies expect more strategic vision than they used to, and many financial controllers actively seek these challenges.
Finance controllers collaborate with the IT department to enhance the functioning of the organization. They work within the financial department, conduct audits, and stay updated with the state and federal tax reports to stay on top of the insurance policies. They work in collaboration with the HR department and assist in the hiring process for their department.
With a background in accounting and a keen eye for detail, a financial controller can maintain accurate records, and s tay on top of your business’ transactions. This means you do not have to worry about any incoming or outgoing payments slipping through the cracks, resulting in late fees, penalties, or debt. It also ensures a stress-free experience if an external auditor requests access to any financial documents.