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海龍二號風電股份有限公司

Accounting & Tax Specialist 會計與稅務專員 (短期合約至2027/06)

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【KEY RESPONSIBILITIES】
1. Review all invoices and supporting documents to ensure appropriate documentation and approval prior to payment.
2. Perform daily financial transactions, including verifying, posting and recording accounts payable data accurately.
3. Maintain and update vendor master data in compliance with company policies.
4. Monitor outstanding accounts to ensure timely payments are followed up on aging items.
5. Handle employee reimbursement and travel expense claim processes.
6. Collaborate on process improvement initiatives related to accounting operation.
7. Assist in monthly closing activities in coordination with the Accounts payable Manager.
8. Manage the withholding tax and VAT filing processes and ensure timely submissions.
9. Prepare tax reconciliation; support tax refund or preferential treatment applications (e.g., tax treaty relief) in coordination with tax advisors and internal teams.
10. Support special projects as assigned by the Accounting & Tax Manager or CFO
department members.

This position reports directly to the Accounting & Tax Manager and works closely with the broader CFO team

【QUALIFICATIONS & KEY SKILLS】
1 Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Finance, Economics, Commerce, Business Administration, or a related field.
2. At least 2 years of relevant experience in accounting, finance, tax, or a related function. Big 4 or audit firm experience is a plus.
3. Basic knowledge of bookkeeping, accounting principles, and Taiwan tax regulations.
4. Detail-oriented, hands-on, reliable, proactive, and willing to learn.
5. Good communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
6. Good computer literacy, particularly in Microsoft Office. Experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 or other ERP systems is a plus.

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