Record, monitor and reconcile the company's accounts receivable accurately and on time, and follow up customer collections, so that receivable balances are reliable, cash flow is protected and financial reporting complies with Indonesian accounting standards and tax regulations.
Key responsibilities
- Record invoices, customer payments, credit notes, debit notes and other receivable transactions in the accounting system
- Monitor receivable due dates and prepare the Accounts Receivable Aging report on a regular basis
- Follow up overdue invoices with customers and document every follow-up and its result
- Reconcile receivable balances between the general ledger, the AR subledger and customer records; investigate and resolve differences
- Match customer payments with withholding tax slips and tax invoices and keep supporting documents complete
- Work with Sales, Operations, Customer Service and Finance on document completeness, billing and resolving payment issues
- Carry out other administrative and accounting tasks as assigned by the supervisor
About you
- Bachelor's degree (S1) in Accounting
- Minimum 1–2 years in accounting, specifically Accounts Receivable (AR)
- Understands receivable recording, invoice issuance, payment receipt and customer receivable reconciliation
- Proficient in Microsoft Excel, including SUMIF/SUMIFS, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, PivotTable and data-reconciliation functions
- Comfortable using an accounting system / ERP and MS Office
- Experience in logistics, freight forwarding, warehousing or port/terminal services (preferred)
- Hands-on experience with an accounting system or ERP such as SAP, Oracle, Accurate, or Odoo (preferred)
- Understanding of VAT (PPN) invoicing through e-Faktur/Coretax and PPh 23 withholding tax on services (preferred)
- Brevet A/B tax certificate (preferred)