Finance manager jobs 2026

READY TO LEAD FINANCE, ACCOUNTING & TAX IN ONE OF INDONESIA’S MOST DYNAMIC TOUR & TRAVEL COMPANIES?

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree (S1) in Accounting, Financial Management, Business, or a related field, with at least 7 years of experience in accounting and finance including supervisory/managerial roles.
• Strong understanding of the travel industry, including travel products (tickets, hotels, tour packages), corporate market trends, client needs, and competitor landscape.
• Excellent technical skills in sales management, negotiation, presentation, data analysis, and strategic decision-making, with a strong target-oriented mindset.
• Strong leadership, adaptability, problem-solving, and proactive attitude, with integrity, discipline, attention to detail, and assertive communication skills.
• Proficient in English and familiar with CRM systems, analytical tools, Microsoft Office, and supported by relevant certifications such as Brevet A & B and professional accounting certification (IAI).

Key responsibilities

• Prepare and oversee monthly and annual financial reports, including profit & loss statements, balance sheets, and cash flow reports.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable procedures, regulations, and internal company policies, including legal requirements in the tourism and travel industry.
• Improve business process efficiency by ensuring timely and accurate tax reporting and eliminating unnecessary costs within operations.
• Manage all tax obligations accurately and on time, including preparation of required tax reports such as Income Tax (PPh), VAT (PPN), and other tax filings, ensuring compliance with prevailing tax regulations.
• Recommend and develop new SOPs or update existing procedures to enhance productivity and operational efficiency.
• Conduct regular financial and operational analysis to evaluate company performance, provide insights for improvement, and support strategic decision-making.
• Ensure internal audit readiness by preparing all required documentation, acting as the liaison between auditors and management, and providing necessary clarifications during the audit process.