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Accounts Receivable

London, IslingtonHybrid · United Kingdom
Fixed Term - Full Time · Finance, Governance and Legal
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Are you a strong administrator who is organised and detail-focused?

We're looking for an Accounts Receivable to ensure purchase ledger invoices are accurately processed and paid on time to support our vital work.

Responsibilities

As Accounts Receivable you will:

  • Process twice weekly banking for collection,
  • Ensure cash/cheque collections from the London office, Rehoming centres and Charity shop locations are carried out correctly,
  • Review and file weekly rehoming centre banking returns,
  • Assist with processing donor invoices.

Please note, this role is a fixed term contract until April 2027. Interviews for this role are provisionally scheduled for 24th November 2026.

Skills

To be successful in this role, you'll need some experience in a finance department or in a related accounting field, with great attention to detail and excellent computer skills, with the ability to pick up new systems quickly.

Benefits

The Finance team provides professional business advice and support across the group, working in partnership with all departments to enable the delivery of Dogs Trust’s financial strategy. The department operates an effective function to meet the charity and group’s everyday financial needs: it provides strategic direction and insight, prepares, and monitors financial plans/forecasts, manages treasury requirements, records all financial transactions, pays for services, and ensures compliance with global statutory requirements.

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