Operations

Chartered Accountant

TWPC HR Services·Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria, nigeria·Full Time·Internship
OperationsEntry levelFull TimeInternship
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ACCOUNTANT (INSURANCE BROKERAGE ACCOUNTING)

Vitse Brokers Software Users Only


Location: Ikoyi, Lagos

Experience: 2 to 3 years in insurance brokerage accounting


This role is only open to accountants who have worked in the finance department of an insurance brokerage firm and have used Vitse Brokers Software in that role. We are not considering applicants from banks, manufacturing, audit practice, general accounting roles or insurance companies, however strong their experience.


About the role


We are an insurance brokerage firm looking for an Accountant to manage our brokerage accounts, from premium and commission records to reconciliations, management accounts and audit support. You will work in Vitse Brokers Software every day, so you should already know it well.


Responsibilities


1. Record and monitor premiums received from clients and remittances to insurers on Vitse Brokers Software

2. Track commission income, debit notes, credit notes and outstanding client and insurer balances

3. Prepare monthly management accounts and financial reports

4. Carry out bank and ledger reconciliations, including client and insurer account reconciliations

5. Follow up outstanding premiums and receivables, and monitor cash flow and expenses

6. Prepare schedules and documentation for internal and external audits

7. Assist with tax computations, statutory filings and compliance (VAT, WHT, PAYE and company income tax)


Requirements


1. B.Sc. or HND in Accounting, Finance or a related field

2. 2 to 3 years’ accounting experience in an insurance brokerage firm (mandatory)

3. Hands-on, day-to-day experience with Vitse Brokers Software (mandatory)

4. Experience preparing management accounts, reconciliations and audit schedules

5. Good working knowledge of Excel and Nigerian tax compliance

6. Accurate, organised and trustworthy with client funds

7. ICAN or ACCA (full or part-qualified) will be an advantage.


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At a glance

Company

TWPC HR Services

Location

Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria, nigeria

Employment

Full Time

Experience

Entry level

Valid until

Not specified

Created

November 3, 2026

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