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Ensure timely closure of books for group entities, including foreign ones, accurately and within set deadlines.Supervise finance team operations, including approving AP payments. AnnualAid in the yearly audit process, providing necessary information to auditors for controls testing and preparation of final consolidated TBs.Process or upload daily banking and general journals into the Accounting ERP System (Xero/Business Central).Gather and process monthly transactions from foreign entities into the central accounting system (DS 365) promptly and accurately. Financial Reporting &Ensure adherence to accounting policies and regulatory requirements, including monthly BAS/PAYG statement lodgment and other government submissions. FixedMaintain Fixed Asset register and reports, ensuring accurate transactions are recorded in the respective Asset accounts.Prepare yearly IFRS schedules for Leases and Motor Vehicles. Monthly Accruals &Process monthly accruals/provisions and monitor payroll accruals for Long-Service Leave and Annual Leave.Collaborate closely with FP&A team to ensure timely and accurate recognition and reconciliation of revenue.Take ownership of all Balance Sheet and General Ledger accounts, ensuring timely completion of reconciliations after each month-end close. Banking & Payments:Work closely with Accounts Payable team to upload and approve multiple AP and other payroll payments using the online banking portal daily.Perform other ad-hoc duties as required from time to time.Bachelor's degree and a minimum of 5 year's experience post qualification.Experience working within a Services based industry.CA/CPA qualified.Strong communication skillsTeam player with a proactive and 'can do' attitudeProficient in Xero/Dynamic 365 Business Central (preferred)Advanced/Intermediate Excel skills

Job Number 24065932Job Category LegalLocation Sydney Area Office, Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park, Sydney, NEW SOUTH WALES, Australia VIEW ON MAP Schedule Full-TimeLocated Remotely? NRelocation? NPosition Type Management Position Summary Marriott International operates and franchises hotels and licenses vacation ownership resorts and branded residential properties globally. The Marriott Law Department in Asia Pacific Excluding China ("APEC") services the Company's lodging and hospitality business. The attorney in this position is part of the Development Legal team supporting APEC. This position is located in the Sydney office reporting to the Vice President & Senior Counsel in the Hong Kong Office.The attorney provides legal support on multiple development projects in locations throughout the APEC region. The attorney will be required to demonstrate an understanding of Marriott's financing and development techniques and practices, and deal with a broad array of topics, including real estate development, debt and equity financing, joint ventures and risk-management covering Marriott's full range of brands, including its premium full-service Marriott and Sheraton hotels, luxury W, Ritz-Carlton and Bulgari hotels, select-service Courtyard, Moxy and Aloft hotels, and branded residential products.The attorney will be required to manage and execute complex transactions, effectively supervise outside counsel, understand local approval processes, work with owners, developers and lenders across varied cultures and legal environments, and coordinate tax, insurance, intellectual property and design issues within Marriott. Travel will be required.Specific Job Summary and Expected ContributionsPrimary responsibilities of this attorney will include: Providing preliminary advice on proposed transactions with respect to confidentiality agreements, structuring the transaction, letters of intent and trade area restrictions; Drafting and negotiating management and related agreements and coordinating various conversion matters on the takeover of an existing property; Drafting and negotiating franchise agreements and related agreements with owners, operators and lenders; Drafting and negotiating branded residential and related agreements with developers; Drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, ground leases and development agreements, handling legal due diligence, coordinating with other members of the development team, monitoring compliance with local laws, drafting and negotiating closing documents, overseeing closings and following up on post-closing matters; Drafting and negotiating ownership structuring agreements, including joint venture, condominium and finance documentation; Drafting and negotiating documents involved with multi-unit refinancings, sale/lease back, and sale/management back transactions; Providing advice on miscellaneous real estate matters affecting lodging development and operations (e.g. condemnations, easements, restrictions and land use) Coordinating across the law department (i.e. Intellectual Property) and other cross-functional departments such as tax, insurance, design, and brand; and Overseeing outside counsel involved in the development projects and / or deals. Candidate Profile Excellent academic records with a law degree from a top US, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australian or UK law school; Minimum of 6 years post-qualification legal experience in a law firm or corporate law department of national reputation; Fluent in both spoken and written Chinese is an advantage; Active Bar membership (if licensed in the United States)/practicing certificate. Outstanding analytical, writing, and oral presentation skills; Excellent written and oral communication skills; Proven project management experience, strong drafting and problem-solving/analytical skills, excellent organizational skills, as well as the ability to work well under pressure while producing a high volume of accurate work; Constructive approach to dealing with conflict, and ability to influence and achieve successful results without damaging relationships; Ability to expeditiously identify and assess issues and provide legally sound recommendations consistent with good business practices and reason; Ability to work independently, take ownership of, and effectively resolve problems; Strong interpersonal and consultative skills; ability to interact effectively and work diplomatically with individuals at all levels; Ability to think strategically and provide leadership when needed; Ability to expeditiously identify and assess issues and provide legally sound recommendations consistent with good business practices and reason; Excellent client service and communications skills (oral and written); and Ability to assess and balance risks, and understand the commercial drivers of projects. Marriott International is an equal opportunity employer. We believe in hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive, people-first culture. We are committed to non-discrimination on any protected basis, such as disability and veteran status, or any other basis covered under applicable law.Marriott International is the world's largest hotel company, with more brands, more hotels and more opportunities for associates to grow and succeed. Be where you can do your best work, begin your purpose, belong to an amazing global team, and become the best version of you.Salary: . Date posted: 04/15/2024 09:34 AM