Controller

The Controller plays a critical role in the financial management of an RV dealership, helping to ensure that the business remains financially stable, compliant with regulations, and strategically positioned for growth. Their expertise is essential for making informed financial decisions and maintaining the financial health of the dealership.

Their responsibilities may include:

Financial Reporting: Generating and analyzing financial statements, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements, to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information to senior management and stakeholders.

Budgeting and Forecasting: Developing annual budgets and financial forecasts to help the dealership plan for expenses, revenue targets, and overall financial performance.

Cost Analysis: Conducting cost analysis to identify areas where cost savings or operational efficiencies can be achieved, helping the dealership maximize profitability.

Financial Compliance: Ensuring compliance with accounting standards, tax regulations, and other financial reporting requirements. This includes managing audits, if necessary.

Financial Planning: Collaborating with senior management to develop financial strategies and plans that align with the dealership’s goals and objectives.

Cash Flow Management: Managing cash flow to ensure that the dealership has sufficient funds to meet its operational needs and financial obligations, including payroll, vendor payments, and loan obligations.

Vendor Relations: Negotiating payment terms and financial agreements with RV manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers.

Internal Controls: Implementing and maintaining internal controls to safeguard financial assets and prevent fraud or financial irregularities.

Inventory Management: Overseeing financial aspects related to inventory, such as valuations, turnover rates, and inventory financing.

Financial Analysis: Conducting financial analysis to evaluate the dealership’s financial performance, identify trends, and provide insights to support decision-making.

Taxation: Managing tax planning and compliance, including income tax, sales tax, and other applicable taxes, to minimize tax liabilities while ensuring legal compliance.

Capital Investment: Assessing and recommending investments in equipment, facilities, or technology that can enhance the dealership’s operational efficiency and profitability.

Financial Policies: Developing and implementing financial policies and procedures that ensure the dealership’s financial operations are well-organized and in accordance with best practices.

Risk Management: Identifying financial risks and developing strategies to mitigate them, such as managing currency exchange risk or interest rate risk.

Financial Reporting Systems: Overseeing the implementation and maintenance of financial reporting systems and software to facilitate accurate and efficient financial reporting.