Accountant

An accountant is responsible for managing financial operations, ensuring statutory compliance (including GST, TDS, and RERA), and providing project-wise cost analysis. 

Key Responsibilities

• Financial Reporting & Bookkeeping: Maintaining accurate books of accounts, including general ledgers, journal entries, and accounts reconciliation.
• Taxation & Compliance: Ensuring timely filing of GST, TDS, and Income Tax returns. This includes coordinating with CAs or GST consultants for audits and notices.
• Project Accounting: Managing financial aspects of specific construction projects, such as budgeting, cost control, and monitoring actual vs. budgeted costs for residential and commercial developments.
• Receivables & Payables: Handling daily accounts payable (vendor invoices) and accounts receivable (tenant or buyer payments), including rent rolls and security deposits.
• Statutory Audits: Preparing schedules and documentation for internal, statutory, and GST audits.
• Cash Flow Management: Monitoring cash flow and treasury functions to ensure timely vendor payments and debt service. 

Qualifications & Skills

• Education: A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting (B.Com) or Finance is typically mandated; an M.Com or MBA (Finance) is often preferred.

• Software Proficiency: Expertise in Microsoft Excel is essential. Experience with real estate-specific ERPs like  as well as general software like Tally or QuickBooks, is frequently required.
• Industry Knowledge: Understanding of real estate-specific concepts like revenue recognition (percentage of completion method), property valuation, and RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) regulations.