Account Payable

Role summary

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The Accounts Payable role is responsible for checking invoices, matching them with purchase orders and receiving records, preparing payment documents, maintaining accurate supplier accounts, and supporting month-end closing. Requirements typically include a diploma or degree in accounting or finance, basic knowledge of Indonesian tax and accounting practices, proficiency with Microsoft Office and hotel accounting systems, and good numerical accuracy. Previous experience in hotel finance, accounts payable, or a similar accounting position is preferred. The candidate is expected to be organized, discreet, reliable, and able to meet payment deadlines while following Marriott and hotel financial controls. Good communication skills are needed for working with suppliers, purchasing, receiving, and other departments. English ability is advantageous, particularly for working with international hotel standards and reporting procedures.

About the employer

Grand Hotel Preanger Bandung, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, is a historic luxury property in Bandung, West Java, associated with Marriott International’s Tribute Portfolio brand. The hotel combines heritage architecture and local character with contemporary accommodation, dining, meetings, and guest-service facilities. Its location in central Bandung makes it suitable for leisure travelers, business guests, weddings, and conferences. As part of the Marriott network, the property generally follows international operating standards covering service quality, financial controls, training, and professional development. An Accounts Payable employee would normally work closely with finance, purchasing, receiving, stores, and department managers to ensure invoices are properly supported and paid on schedule. The role offers useful experience in hotel accounting and exposure to a global hospitality organization, while also requiring careful adherence to Indonesian regulations, internal approval procedures, and company policies.