The ideal candidate (Female or Male) should be a Chartered Accountant;
* with about 2 years experience interested in a career in professional practice or
* over 40 years interested in a career in professional practice.
Applications will be treated with utmost confidentiality. Please send your application by Fax. (2445683) e-mail (priya@hlblk.com) or post, within three days enclosing copies of all certificates including references from two non-related persons to:.
A member of HLB International - a world-wide organization of accounting firms and business advisers
Our Client, a Group of Companies in the construction industry based in Malabe; requires the following:
Financial Controller
Who will take charge of the Financial function, should;
* Be around 30 to 35 years, be energetic and hardworking (male or female)
* Be a member of ICASL or CIMA, or equivalent)
* Have exposure to a computer-based environment and
* with at lease two years post qualification experience in the private sector.
Emoluments which include a company maintained vehicle & salary of over Rs.100,000/= per month is negotiable depending on the qualifications and experience.
Assistant Accountant
Who should be around 30 years, be energetic and hardworking (male or female) with Intermediate of ICASL or or equivalent with at about two years experience in the private sector.
Salary negotiable depending on the qualifications and experience.
Applications will be treated with utmost confidentiality. Please send your application by Fax. (2445683) e-mail (priya@hlblk.com) or post, within three days enclosing copies of all certificates including references from two non-related persons to:.
HLB
The Managing Director,
PE Management Consultants (Pvt.)Ltd.,
45, Braybrooke Street,
Colombo 02.
A member of HLB International - a world-wide organization of accounting firms and business advisers
1) A credit always does the opposite to a particular account that a debit does.
2) In a complete transaction in a double entry bookkeeping system, the sum of the credits must equal the sum of the debits for the transaction to be in balance.
3) Since in the world there are only two kinds of accounts, your companies, and all the other companies in the world, credits and debits should act one way on your accounts, and exactly the opposite on other companies' accounts, so that money either flows from you to others or from others to you.