Income Audit

Role summary

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The Income Audit role is responsible for checking and reconciling the resort’s daily financial transactions, including rooms, food and beverage, spa, and other operating departments. Requirements typically include a diploma or degree in accounting, finance, or hospitality management, familiarity with hotel accounting systems, strong Excel skills, and good attention to detail. Previous experience in hotel finance or an audit-related position is advantageous. The successful candidate is expected to verify revenue reports, investigate discrepancies, maintain accurate records, support month-end closing, and follow Marriott and property financial controls. Integrity, organization, confidentiality, teamwork, and the ability to meet daily deadlines are essential.

About the employer

Sheraton Belitung Resort is part of Marriott International’s Sheraton brand, a global hospitality company with thousands of hotels and resorts worldwide. Sheraton properties are designed as welcoming gathering places, combining comfortable accommodation, dining, leisure facilities, meetings, and destination experiences. Located on Belitung Island, the resort serves leisure travelers, families, business guests, and groups visiting the island’s beaches and cultural attractions. Employees generally work within Marriott’s service standards, operational procedures, and values, with opportunities to build experience in an international hotel environment. The property’s finance team supports the resort by maintaining accurate accounts, monitoring revenue, controlling costs, and ensuring compliance with internal policies and Indonesian regulations. Working at Sheraton Belitung may suit candidates who enjoy resort hospitality, island living, and an environment where collaboration across departments is important.

Working in Indonesia

Belitung is a relaxed Indonesian island known for clear water, granite boulders, white-sand beaches, and a slower pace of life. Main employment opportunities are in hotels and resorts, restaurants, tourism services, transport, retail, fisheries, and government-related administration. Local culture blends Malay traditions with Chinese Indonesian heritage, and respectful dress and manners are appreciated. Daily life is generally quieter and less expensive than Jakarta or Bali, although imported goods and specialist services may cost more. Tanjung Pandan is the main town, with markets, shops, healthcare, and transport links; scooters are commonly used for getting around. International employees normally need an employer-sponsored work visa and work permit, with eligibility depending on the position and Indonesian immigration rules. Candidates should confirm accommodation, relocation support, insurance, taxes, and contract terms before moving. Basic Indonesian is useful, while English is common in international hotels. Belitung Airport provides connections to major Indonesian cities.