Accountant
Pubblicato il 23-09-2026 - Street Smash Burgers in Roma
We're growing and we need you.
Street Smash Burgers is looking for an Accountant for our Italian company, in Milan.
This isn't your usual accounting job. Here you'll build the foundations of Street's numbers in Italy: day-to-day bookkeeping (prima nota), VAT, revenue from stores opening one after another. You'll work closely with Headquarters and with AI and automation tools in your daily work (yes, in accounting too). A bit of everything. And that's how we like it.
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The role
You'll manage the accounting of the Italian company, ensuring accurate bookkeeping and compliance with tax obligations. You'll be the first accounting hire in Italy, reporting directly to Madrid (Headquarters), with the support of a local tax advisor and structured onboarding from day one.
Key responsibilities
General accounting (day-to-day bookkeeping, accounts receivable and payable).
Recording electronic invoices (SDI) and bank reconciliations.
Managing tax obligations: VAT/LiPe, F24, electronic receipts (corrispettivi telematici), tax and administrative deadlines.
Monitoring and verifying store revenue (high transaction volumes: daily takings, delivery, meal vouchers, cards).
Support in preparing the annual financial statements.
Support in implementing the group's new ERP (Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central): opening balances, master data, testing.
Working with the tax advisor, auditors and Headquarters.
Requirements
At least 2 years of experience in Italian accounting.
Accounting diploma (Ragioneria) and/or a degree in Economics.
Excellent knowledge of Italian accounting principles (OIC) and VAT obligations.
Excellent command of Excel.
Experience with management software/ERP.
Native-level Italian; English at B2 level (daily use with Headquarters).
Accuracy, reliability and respect for deadlines.
Ability to work independently and liaise