Accountant

An accountant is responsible for the management and the reporting of company’s financial data. Ultimately, you will be preparing financial statements, examining and analysing company’s accounts by ensuring compliance with financial reporting and other standard accounting procedures.

You are responsible to:

• Prepare full set of accounts of foreign entities.
• Prepare audit schedules and drafting of audit financial statements based on the accounting standard of a foreign country
• Manage submission of company tax returns, tax estimation, VAT/GST etc according to rules/regulations of foreign entities
• Liaise with external auditors and tax agents on all related matters.
• Assisting in managing project performance reporting processes including revenue recognition by progress of completion, budgetary control and cost analysis.
• Manage accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), General Ledger (GL) and bank reconciliation, including ensuring suppliers, subcontractors and creditors are paid correctly and on time and issuing invoices to the client and monitoring the collection of progress payments.
• Liaise with site personnel/operation team and other parties to ensure compliance with regulatory and statutory requirements.
• Monitor daily operations (including understanding LA, project timeline, LAD and documentation) to ensure accuracy and resolve all discrepancies

Requirements of a successful candidate:

• Possesses a degree in Accounting or other equivalent fields.
• Professional certification: ACCA, ACMA, or equivalent.
• Minimum 5 years of working experience in accounting, auditing and taxation work with a public accounting firm/management consultancy firm, or in a construction company.
• Experience in handling foreign entities (Singapore & Thailand).
• Relevant knowledge of IT and its implementation in accounting and consolidation, as well as Microsoft Office suite and ERP system.
• Good knowledge of corporate governance, risks and compliances, rules and regulations of accounting standards, taxes, company law, SC guidelines, Bursa listing requirements, MIA's Recommended Practice Guides (RPG), etc.

An accountant is responsible for the management and the reporting of company’s financial data. Ultimately, you will be preparing financial statements, examining and analysing company’s accounts by ensuring compliance with financial reporting and other standard accounting procedures.

You are responsible to:

• Prepare full set of accounts of foreign entities.
• Prepare audit schedules and drafting of audit financial statements based on the accounting standard of a foreign country
• Manage submission of company tax returns, tax estimation, VAT/GST etc according to rules/regulations of foreign entities
• Liaise with external auditors and tax agents on all related matters.
• Assisting in managing project performance reporting processes including revenue recognition by progress of completion, budgetary control and cost analysis.
• Manage accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), General Ledger (GL) and bank reconciliation, including ensuring suppliers, subcontractors and creditors are paid correctly and on time and issuing invoices to the client and monitoring the collection of progress payments.
• Liaise with site personnel/operation team and other parties to ensure compliance with regulatory and statutory requirements.
• Monitor daily operations (including understanding LA, project timeline, LAD and documentation) to ensure accuracy and resolve all discrepancies

Requirements of a successful candidate:

• Possesses a degree in Accounting or other equivalent fields.
• Professional certification: ACCA, ACMA, or equivalent.
• Minimum 5 years of working experience in accounting, auditing and taxation work with a public accounting firm/management consultancy firm, or in a construction company.
• Experience in handling foreign entities (Singapore & Thailand).
• Relevant knowledge of IT and its implementation in accounting and consolidation, as well as Microsoft Office suite and ERP system.
• Good knowledge of corporate governance, risks and compliances, rules and regulations of accounting standards, taxes, company law, SC guidelines, Bursa listing requirements, MIA's Recommended Practice Guides (RPG), etc.