Royalty Accountant

Royalty Accountant

Posted 7 days ago by Trace | Expert Accountancy & Finance Recruitment

£38,000 Per year
Undetermined
Hybrid
London Area, United Kingdom

Summary: The Finance Royalties Analyst role is a 6-month fixed-term contract based in London, focusing on managing licensing deals and royalty reporting for an Entertainment Providers Group. The position requires a blend of financial accounting skills and knowledge of rights and contracts, ensuring timely reporting and accurate processing of royalties. The role is hybrid, allowing for a mix of on-site and remote work.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Processing royalties statements onto the Royalties management system and ensuring advances and overages are accounted for correctly
  • Track the timely submission of periodic reports and liaise with external contacts to request missing reports
  • Identify and flag discrepancies to fix errors
  • Track and process payments due to writers and third parties for agency clients (Rights People subdivision)
  • Issuing Sales & Purchase invoices (when dealing with agency clients)
  • Inputting publishers & writers agreement details, with special regard to advances and royalty rates
  • Knowledge on Royalties principal contracts
  • Liaising with the Finance Department as necessary

Key Skills:

  • Previous experience in royalties
  • Strong Microsoft Excel skills (VLOOKUP/PivotTables etc.)
  • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate at all levels
  • Dynamic and driven to grow with the group
  • Excellent organisational, communication and prioritisation skills
  • Ability to process incoming royalty statements speedily and accurately
  • Preferred system experience: Sage 200/AIQ and That's Right

Salary (Rate): £38,000.00 yearly

City: London

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: hybrid

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

Finance Royalties Analyst - 6 Month FTC - Likely to be Extended - Paying £38,000 - London Office - Hybrid Role

We are recruiting for an exciting Entertainment Providers Group who are seeking a Finance Royalties Assistant where you will focus on managing licensing deals and royalty reporting, ensuring that all royalty reports are received in a timely manner, that all key information is logged on the in-house Royalty system, any royalties income due is received in a quick and efficient manner, royalties payable are accounted for correctly. This position combines financial accounting (sales and purchase ledger) with understanding of rights and contracts.

  • Responsibilities:
  • Processing royalties statements onto the Royalties management system and ensuring advances and overages are accounted for correctly
  • Track the timely submission of periodic reports and liaise with external contacts to request missing reports
  • Identify and flagging discrepancies to fix errors
  • Track and processing payments due to writers and third parties for agency clients (Rights People subdivision)
  • Issuing Sales & Purchase invoices (when dealing with agency clients)
  • Inputting publishers & writers agreement details, with special regard to advances and royalty rates
  • Knowledge on Royalties principal contracts
  • Liaising with the Finance Department as necessary
  • Key Requirements:
  • Previous experience in royalties
  • Strong Microsoft Excel skills (VLOOKUP/PivotTables etc.)
  • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate at all levels
  • Dynamic and driven to grow with the group
  • Excellent organisational, communication and prioritisation skills
  • Ability to process incoming royalty statements speedily and accurately
  • Preferred system experience: Sage 200/AIQ and That's Right

If this sounds like you please do get in touch here or via my email bertie.cox@tracerecruit.com. Trace is an innovative recruitment consultancy. Our person organisation fit profiling tool the Predictive Fit Profiler is helping us fit our candidates with our clients from a personality behaviours motivations and cultural compatibility perspective. IND1