Finance & Accounting Manager (Head Office

Finance & Accounting Manager (Head Office)

Make and review all mall financial statements and distribute them.

Reviewing bank reconciliation and maintaining good company cash flow. Like managing the financial aspects of the mall such as bank activities, unknown reception and balance.

Responsible for the realization of the budget finance that refers to the COA.

Responsible for tax customers and solve them if there are problems.

Responsible for accounts receivable and AR company and ensure billing and issuance of invoices according to schedule.

Checking and signing bank expenditure vouchers, supporting documents for payment and arranging payment schedules.

Be responsible for financial problems, whether related to tenants or vendors.

Ensuring good cash management, investing and cash flow planning every month.

Requirements:

Minimum 5 years of experience in related fields

Bachelor Degree in Accounting, Economy, or Finance

Strong project management and planning skills

Strong software application skills including spreadsheets, databases, word processing and presentation software

Solid knowledge of fundamental accounting principles

Advanced level experience in developing business objects reports

Analytical mind which is able to process information logically delivering value-added analysis

Excellent communication (both verbal and written) and interpersonal skills

Commercial & Industrial Property Management 1,001-5,000 employees

In response to growing market demand, Lippo Karawaci started developing strata-titled malls from 2002 to 2006, recognizing that entrepreneurs in Indonesia were moving away from traditional retail outlets. Then, observing the over supply of strata-titled malls that had previously been in demand, the Company made the move to community malls and shifted to a model which now involves building, leasing, and then monetizing the retail assets.

PT. Lippo Malls Indonesia ‘s retail comprises strata-titled malls and leased malls strategically located in major cities of Indonesia. The retail malls provide one-stop shopping, entertainment, dining and leisure destinations, with anchor tenants such as leading domestic retailers Matahari Department Store, Hypermart, Timezone, Times Bookstore and Cinema XXI.

PT. Lippo Malls Indonesia continues to strengthen its position as the largest mall owner and/or operator in Indonesia by building and managing more retail malls across the country.

In response to growing market demand, Lippo Karawaci started developing strata-titled malls from 2002 to 2006, recognizing that entrepreneurs in Indonesia were moving away from traditional retail outlets. Then, observing the over supply of strata-titled malls that had previously been in demand, the Company made the move to community malls and shifted to a model which now involves building, leasing, and then monetizing the retail assets.

PT. Lippo Malls Indonesia ‘s retail comprises strata-titled malls and leased malls strategically located in major cities of Indonesia. The retail malls provide one-stop shopping, entertainment, dining and leisure destinations, with anchor tenants such as leading domestic retailers Matahari Department Store, Hypermart, Timezone, Times Bookstore and Cinema XXI.

PT. Lippo Malls Indonesia continues to strengthen its position as the largest mall owner and/or operator in Indonesia by building and managing more retail malls across the country.