Parttime controller

A financial controller is responsible for managing an organisation's financial records. This includes preparing financial reports, analysing results, and checking compliance with legislation and regulations. In addition, the financial controller plays a crucial role in preparing budgets and annual accounts, and advises management on financial strategies, risks and opportunities. The position often requires a college or university degree in business economics, accountancy or a related field, and offers good career opportunities within the financial sector. 

Outsourcing the work of a financial controller offers several advantages. First of all, it ensures that you have access to specialised expertise without having to hire a full-time employee. This can be cost-saving, especially for smaller companies that do not need a controller all the time. In addition, outsourcing the financial administration can provide an objective and fresh look at your financial processes, which can contribute to improved efficiency and accuracy. It also offers the flexibility of working on a project basis, meaning you only pay for the time you actually need, with no fixed salary costs. Moreover, you can concentrate on your core business, while experts ensure the reliability of your financial reports and analyses, and safeguard your compliance with legislation and regulations.

Yes, you can temporarily hire a financial controller. This offers flexibility in case of capacity problems or when you need specific expertise, e.g. for preparing reports or improving processes. Hiring a controller on a temporary basis is ideal for peak periods, such as year-end, or audit preparations. It allows you to get the support you need without making long-term commitments. This allows you to work in a targeted way to optimise your financial records and operations.