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3-6 Years
SGD 3,000 - 4,000 per month
Early Applicant
  • Posted 9 days ago
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Job Description

  • Maintain full set of accounts
  • Handle Accounts Payable, including data entry, prepare payment voucher and cheque issuance or online payment
  • Perform Account Receivable which includes prepare tax invoice, customers SOA, official receipts, follow up payments
  • Ensure all documents collected are complete and accurate
  • Ensure proper accounting records are maintained and procedures are adhered to
  • Handle claim reimbursement
  • Perform bank reconciliation
  • Manage Fixed Asset schedule
  • Involve in payroll and CPF submission
  • Quarterly GST filing and other tax compliances
  • Handle corporate tax and IRAS's tax queries
  • Ensure accurate and timely closing of accounts
  • Handle month-end, financial year-end closing, monthly balance sheet, P & L
  • Liaise with Auditors / Tax agent
  • Handle any other ad-hoc duties/task assigned
  • Bilingual in English and Mandarin - To liaise with mandarin speaking associate
  • Able to start immediately

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Job ID: 151379197

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