INCH Housing Inc's Core business is to provideSecure, Safe, Affordable housing for those in housing need, for all people who are eligible under Community and Social Housing sector program guidelines.

All of INCH's work is driven by our core values of Empathy, Respect, Inclusion, Accountability and Independence.

This Finance Officer will have a leadership role in our Not for Profit, Charity organisation.

This is a part-time position is 24 hours per week, over 3 days. Flexible days work. This role is worked in Mitchelton Office.

The salary advertised is for a full-time role, the salary will be pro-rata for this part-time role. Also INCH can offer - free Employee Assistance Program, Fringe Benefit wage tax incentive, a 3 day work week, challenging and rewarding role in a growth organisation and senior management team position.

We’re seeking a Finance Officer who knows their stuff, gets the job done right, and who is:-

Passionate – about the difference our Charity organisation makes in people’s lives

Supportive - understanding, caring and encouraging of our clients, our fellow workmates and our community

Skilled- has 3 plus years of lived experience in finance accounting and management

Team player – smart people working together for a passionate cause

Great work – bring positive energy, enthusiasm and pride in your work

Have a Go – always keen to test, learn and grow

Being Leader - Lead the finance department

You will work autonomously, with senior management team member support. The duties of the Finance Officer includes 

Role purpose: 

• taking a leadership role for INCH’s financial management.

• implementing financial and management as per policy and procedures

• meeting funding service agreements and other contractual finance obligations

• preparing annual financial statements and liaising with external auditors 

• ensuring Legislative Requirements for a not-for-profit association are met

Processing and management of:

• processing and recording accounts payable, payments received and payroll for a small team

• recording of general journals monthly, quarterly and annual basis to reflect the requirements of Australian Accounting Standards 

• regular reconciliations of bank accounts, wages, and other accounts as appropriate 

• production of monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports for the Board which may include financial forecasts and variance analysis as required

• Preparation of returns and timely payment for statutory obligations such as BAS, PAYG, FBT, Workcover, QLeave

• Coordination and minuting of scheduled Finance and Audit Subcommittee meetings

• Preparation for interim and final audit

• Liaison with external auditors, funding bodies and other external organisations

• Annual update of Financial policy and procedures

• Annual mapping changes in legislation and processes for all INCH’s policies

• Participating and implementing INCH’s Strategic Goals relating to INCH’s Housing Services.

• your must have or obtain before commencement, a Qld Blue Card - approved to work with children.

Salary rates as per SCHAD - Social Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award.

This position will remain open until a successful candidate has been engaged or the ad expires

We look forward to hearing from you.