About Raphael Asamanyuah
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Academic Level Degree Bachelor
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Age 33 - 37 Years
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Salary 3612
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Gender Male
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Industry Finance
About me
I am an innovative Chartered Accountant, with a track record of accurate reporting, analysis and tax compliance. I am a Highly Motivated person and a team player.
Education
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2019 - 2022
Chartered Institute of Taxation- Ghana
Tax Practitioners License
I have passed the examinations of the CIT-G to be licensed as a professional tax practitioner in Ghana.
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2023 - 2010
University of Ghana
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Statistics (Second Class Upper)
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2015 - 2018
Institute of Chartered Accountants
Chartered Accountant
This is a professional examinations to be licensed as a chartered accountant
Experience
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2019 - 2021
GKV Investments Ltd.
Finance and Administrative Manager
Preparing Budgets and Forecasts and ensuring that budgets are not overrun.
Ensuring that all financial data are well documented and captured
Providing management with timely and accurate monthly management reports Ensuring that all applicable regulations are followed
Ensuring complete compliance with tax laws.
Guides accounting staff by coordinating activities and answering questions Managing the payroll of the company
Liaising with the external auditors and regulators
Acts as the accountant for other sister companies. -
2016 - 2019
Hords Limited
Accounts Manager
Managing the receivables and payables of the company
Ensuring that all expenditures are within the approved limit Preparing monthly management accounts
Assist in the preparation of annual budgets
Managing the payroll of the company
Liaising with the external auditors and regulators
Ensuring compliance with applicable tax laws.
Accomplishments include;
Use effective and efficient procurement methods that reduced the cost of production by more than 30%
Implemented a robust control system that has gone through 3audits with unmodified reports.
All reconciliations and management reports of the month are completed and shared within 3
working days of the next month.
Have been able to use proper record keeping and cordial client relationships to effectively
manage receivables and reduced the occurrences of bad debts. (From 2016 to 2019, no debt went bad)