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A Singapore main-board listed company with principal activities of real estate development and investment in China, Europe and Australia and head office located in Raffles Place is looking for the position of Accounts Executive The Job: Handle full sets of accounts Handle statutory audit including preparation of audit schedules and assisting in preparation of financial statements (where applicable)Liaise with tax agents for company’s tax matters Liaise with company secretaryAdminister and adhere to the company’s financial processes and controlsAny other accounting duties as assignedAssist in administrative matters The Person: At least Diploma in Accounting or its equivalentFresh graduates are welcomePossess minimum 2 years of working experience in accounts or audit. Proficient in MS
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