• Responsible for preparing and submitting financial statements, statistical reports and other required reports as mandated by SBV, CIC and other regulatory authorities, ensuring timely compliance.
• Update changes in reporting requirements to propose upgrades or adjustments to the statistical reporting system as appropriate.
• Perform accounting entries and maintain records of transactions, accounting documents, and other vouchers; prepare, manage, and maintain journals and the general ledger.
• Verify and reconcile balances, and resolve account discrepancies.
• Provide guidance and necessary operational support to various departments of the Branch.
• Manage fixed assets and intangible assets, maintain the fixed asset and intangible asset registers, and conduct periodic asset inventory in coordination with the Administration Department.
• Organize and submit financial and accounting documents required for internal audits, independent audits, tax inspections, and audits by the State Bank of Vietnam.
• Strengthen internal controls to minimize financial risks.
• Support finance-related projects and system implementations.
• Perform other tasks assigned by the Chief Accountant or
Finance Manager.
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Banking, or related field.
• At least 3-7 years of experience in accounting, preferably in banking or financial services.
• Experience with banking software and accounting systems (e.g., Core Banking System, ERP).
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, Attention to detail and strong compliance orientation.
• Solid knowledge of Vietnamese Accounting Standards (VAS); knowledge of IFRS is an advantage.
• Strong communication skills in Vietnamese and English; proficiency in Korean is an advantage.
• Strong knowledge of Vietnamese tax laws and regulations, including CIT, VAT, PIT, FCT and other applicable taxes.
• Experience in tax reporting, tax filing, and liaison with tax authorities.
• Ability to manage tax compliance and support tax audits/inspections.
• Experience in tax matters relating to banking operations is preferred.