Accounting Manager or Director for Real Estate Asset Management, Japanese Bilingual

An international financial & Asset Management company is seeking a Japanese bilingual accounting manager who will be able to responsible for overseeing the all-accounting functions and transactions for real estate investment.

The company develops an advanced asset business around the world and expands the real estate asset management in the USA.

We are looking for an energetic and well-experienced accounting manager for real estate asset management who will be a part of small team and will be able to collaborate with Japan HQ.

The ideal candidate must have a bachelor’s degree, and more than 5 years of accounting experience for real estate asset management.

CPA license is highly desired.

The salary is open to negotiate, and the company will provide a competitive compensation package.

Responsibilities:
Ensures underlying accounting records are accurate and complete and comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (U.S.

GAAP).

Manages day-to-day accounting matters and the production of periodic and annual financial statements.

Works with outside CPAs to determine the possible impact of impairments of investment and debt securities and prepare for year-end adjusting journal entries, including allowance for doubtful accounts, etc.

Prepares internal reporting documents to ensure compliance with legal requirements, such as going concern disclosure, representation letter, etc.

Establishes accounting guidelines that will apply to Special Purpose Entities (SPE) and identifies ownership interest, and contractual relationship for consolidation reporting purpose in the U.S.

Arranges documents for consolidated financial statements package, including identification of controlling financial interests, monitoring internal company transactions, contingencies, and subsequent events, etc.

Maintains and improves processes of monthly close, analytical review of monthly operating results, and accounting workbooks and ensures compliance with legal authorities.

Establishes accounting guidelines that will apply to Special Purpose Entities (SPE) and identifies ownership interest, and contractual relationship for consolidation reporting purpose in the U.S.

Requirements:
Minimum of 10 years of progressive accounting experience.

Solid knowledge of GAAP and specific investments in equity securities accounting, including reporting and disclosure in financial statements.

Strong working knowledge of consolidated financial reporting, especially ASC 810
– Consolidation .

Adequate knowledge and experience in real estate investment.

Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field from an accredited college/university.

Certified Public Accountant designation.

To apply, please email your resume to

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