5. Chief Accountant - Shanghai
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Be in charge of cost accounting and ensure the inventory reliability: purchase order & invoice check, goods receipt & picking list check, cost allocation and stock ledger management. Analyse the material cost variance between Actual and BOM.
- Organize yearly stocktaking and participate in the cycle counting, analyse the stocktaking variance with logistic
- AP management, control the supplier payment and check AP balance with supplier periodically
- Be in charge of monthly and yearly closing independently for PRC accounting and submit on time accurate PRC financial statement
- Prepare accurate and timely tax return as tax bureau requirement with the support of country tax. Follow up tax refund for the export and mitigate the risks for no success on refund validation
- Provide on time required internal and external financial reporting
- Prepare supporting documents for annual audit and assist FC for other tasks
- Reconcile financial data under PRC GAAP to IFRS GAAP on timely and accurately basis
- Ensure the site's finance processes are compliance with statutory & group instructions & policies
Présentation de l'entreprise
Alstom has been present in China for almost 60 years. It is one of the first western companies, which started business in China, much earlier than the diplomatic relationship between China and France (1964). Alstom won its first railway project in 1958, supplying 25 locomotives to Baocheng Line, the first electrified railway in China. Since then, Alstom has been participating in a full range of railway projects in the country, including a complete range of rolling stocks (metro, high speed trains, locomotives and tramway), customised services, infrastructure, and signalling solutions.
To respond to the rapid development of the Chinese railway system, Alstom has had a long-standing commitment to serving Chinese national and urban rail transport markets with its efficient, reliable sustainable and “made in China” solutions. It has established six joint ventures in China to strengthen its localization.
To respond to the rapid development of the Chinese railway system, Alstom has had a long-standing commitment to serving Chinese national and urban rail transport markets with its efficient, reliable sustainable and “made in China” solutions. It has established six joint ventures in China to strengthen its localization.