Accounting Manager (Bilingual Korean)

Accounting ManagerThe Accounting Manager leads the centralized financial functions for our hotel and restaurant portfolio. This role is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the General Ledger in accordance with GAAP, managing corporate liquidity and treasury functions, and driving the annual budgeting and variance analysis processes. You will act as a strategic partner to unit-level General Managers and Chefs by translating complex financial data into actionable operational insights.1. Financial Reporting & GAAP ComplianceCentralized Close: Lead the month-end and year-end closing process for multiple entities, ensuring all financial statements adhere to GAAP and industry standards (USALI/USAR).Technical Accounting: Manage complex hospitality-specific accounting, including ASC 842 (Lease Accounting), deferred revenue (gift cards/deposits), and accrual-based reporting for high-turnover inventory.Internal Controls: Establish and audit standard operating procedures (SOPs) for cash handling, tip pooling, and revenue reconciliation across all locations.2. Treasury & Cash ManagementLiquidity Planning: Develop and maintain a 13-week rolling cash flow forecast to ensure adequate funding for payroll, vendor payments, and debt service.CapEx & OpEx: Funding of Capital Expenditure projects (renovations and equipment).3. Budgeting & Variance Analysis (FP&A)Annual Budget Development: Facilitate the bottom-up annual budgeting process, collaborating with department heads to set realistic revenue and expense targets.Budget vs. Actual Analysis: Produce monthly "deep-dive" variance reports. You are responsible for identifying the root cause of discrepancies whether they stem from "Prime Cost" leakage (food/labor) or external market shifts.Re-Forecasting: Adjust quarterly forecasts based on seasonal trends, occupancy shifts, or changes in food commodity pricing.4. Hospitality Operational SupportPrime Cost Oversight: Monitor consolidated Food & Beverage (F&B) costs and Labor percentages across the portfolio to identify outliers.Tax & Regulatory Compliance: Ensure timely and accurate filing of sales tax, occupancy tax, and property tax (Form 571-L).Vendor & Payroll Strategy: Manage centralized Accounts Payable (AP) to leverage bulk-purchasing power and oversee complex, payroll/tip-credit compliance.5. Audit Management & Quarterly ReviewsAudit Liaison: Serve as the primary point of contact for external auditors. Manage the PBC (Prepared by Client) list and ensure all supporting documentation is technically sound and organized.Quarterly "Flux" Analysis: Conduct deep-dive balance sheet and P&L variance analysis (Actual vs. Budget and YoY) to explain financial trends to stakeholders.Internal Controls: Implement and monitor internal control frameworks (SOX-light) regarding cash handling, tip pooling, and procurement-to-pay processes.