As Revenue & Collections Accountant at Angama, you will play a key role in ensuring that our revenue is accurately recognized, our cost of sales correctly matched, and that payments are received on time — all while offering warm, professional support to both our guests and internal teams. This role ensures our numbers tell the right story and our operations stay on firm financial ground

Responsibilities

Run weekly revenue checks and collaborate with travel planners to ensure accurate recognition.

Prepare and share RevCo reports, offering insights into trends and areas of focus.

Post journal entries and compile monthly revenue reports for review.

Reconcile guest payments with bank deposits to ensure nothing slips through the cracks.

Prepare flash reports that track actuals against budget and previous performance.

Send out payment links and follow up on outstanding balances with kindness and clarity.

Record receipts and issue guest acknowledgements promptly.

Generate and manage tax invoices using the eTIMS system.

Respond to payment queries from guests and planners with professionalism and warmth.

Ensure all payments are correctly captured in Tourplan and bank records.

Track and reconcile deposits received in advance for accurate timing of revenue recognition.

Match the cost of sales to revenue for accurate margin reporting.

Process supplier invoices related to the cost of sales in Tourplan.

Analyse cost trends and highlight anything unusual that could affect margins.

Support audit preparation by maintaining clean records and clear reconciliations.

Respond to audit queries quickly, clearly, and with the right documentation.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field. ‒ CPA (or actively pursuing qualification).

2–3 years' experience in a finance or accounting role, preferably in hospitality or tourism.

Comfortable working with accounting software and systems (Tourplan experience is a plus).

Strong Excel skills and a basic understanding of data analytics.

Familiarity with eTIMS invoicing and Kenya’s tax landscape.