Finance Officer
1. Accounts Receivable (AR) & Accounts Payable (AP) Management
Oversee daily AR and AP operations, ensuring timely and accurate processing of invoices, credit notes, and payments.
Monitor aging reports for both AR and AP, identifying overdue accounts and following up with relevant internal/external parties.
Reconcile AR and AP sub-ledgers with the general ledger periodically.
2. Bill Verification & Approval
Review and verify customer/vendor bills, contracts, and supporting documents to ensure compliance with company policies and Singapore financial regulations (e.g., GST).
Resolve billing discrepancies, coordinate with operations and sales teams for proper approvals.
3. Receivables Control & Collection
Drive collection efforts for outstanding receivables, minimize bad debt risks, and propose credit control measures.
Negotiate payment plans with overdue clients while maintaining customer relationships.
4. Internal Financial Data Analysis
Prepare monthly/quarterly AR/AP analytics reports, including DSO (Days Sales Outstanding), DPO (Days Payable Outstanding), and cash flow impact assessments.
Analyze internal financial data to identify cost-saving opportunities, billing efficiency improvements, and payment trend insights.
Support management with ad-hoc financial analysis and internal control enhancement.
5. System & Process Optimization
Collaborate with IT and finance teams to improve AR/AP modules within ERP system.
Maintain documentation of billing and collection procedures.
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