Position Summary: Oversee corporate, tax, and construction cost accounting, ensuring reliable information for decision-making and business profitability. Key Highlights: 1. Comprehensive management of corporate, tax, and cost accounting. 2. Authority to sign financial statements and issue reliable information. 3. Leadership in financial planning and results forecasting. **Bachelor's Degree in:** Public Accounting; valid professional license and official credential are mandatory. **•** Legal and technical authority to sign financial statements is mandatory. **•** A specialization, master’s degree, or diploma in finance, taxation, cost accounting, auditing, construction management, or corporate tax planning is desirable. **•** Demonstrable up-to-date knowledge of Mexican Financial Reporting Standards (NIF), tax legislation, social security regulations, and financial controls applied to construction is highly desirable. **Minimum Experience: 20 years of verifiable general, tax, and financial accounting experience.** **Position Objective** Ensure comprehensive administration of the company’s corporate, tax, and construction cost accounting, with authority to sign financial statements, issue reliable information for decision-making, forecast results, control budgets, and establish an analytical accounting\-financial model enabling measurement of actual profitability per project, client, contract, developer, supplier, warehouse, construction phase, and business unit. Responsibilities: **Accounting and Financial Management** **•** Oversee general, cost, tax, and financial accounting for the construction group or company. **•** Sign financial statements and ensure their reasonableness, integrity, consistency, and timeliness. **•** Coordinate monthly, quarterly, and annual accounting closings with strict control over journal entries, reconciliations, provisions, depreciation, inventories, and memorandum accounts. **•** Design and maintain a robust chart of accounts aligned with cost centers, projects, work fronts, contracts, developments, machinery, warehouses, subcontractors, indirect costs, general expenses, and business units. **•** Issue useful financial information for Executive Management, shareholders, banks, investors, external auditors, and operational departments. · Analysis for decision-making **Construction Cost Accounting** **•** Structure accounting at the most analytical cost level possible per project, contract, estimate, work front, site supervisor, supplier, line item, material family, warehouse, machinery, subcontractor, and execution stage. · Expert handling of cost center catalogs **•** Implement project-level and cost-center-level costing, distinguishing direct costs, indirect costs, financing costs, field expenses, corporate expenses, and variances against budget. **•** Control inventories, consumption, transfers, receipts, issuances, shrinkage, and warehouse discrepancies by reconciling accounting records with physical and operational data. **•** Integrate accounting with budgets, bill-of-materials breakdowns, purchase requisitions, purchase orders, estimates, generators, physical progress reports, and construction schedules. **•** Develop dashboards tracking variance among baseline budget, incurred cost, committed cost, cost to be incurred, and expected profit per project. **Financial Planning and Forecasting** **•** Prepare financial budgets, cash flow forecasts, growth scenarios, results projections, and working capital requirements. **•** Model projected financial statements, financial ratios, and key indicators—liquidity, leverage, coverage, turnover, profitability—and project-level sensitivity analysis. **•** Analyze the financial impact of advances, estimates, retentions, agreements, scope extensions, bridge loans, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. **•** Propose legally compliant financial management strategies to improve cash flow, cost structure, and profitability within fiscal and corporate frameworks. **Tax, Regulatory, and Control Compliance** **•** Ensure compliance with federal and local tax obligations: Income Tax (ISR), Value Added Tax (IVA), tax withholdings, provisional payments, DIOT (when applicable), CFDI, addenda, state payroll taxes, and other operational tax obligations. **•** Monitor labor and social security obligations related to construction activities: IMSS, INFONAVIT, SIPARE, variable compensation, risk classification, integrated salary calculation, and payroll reconciliation against cost allocations. **•** Coordinate documentary and accounting compliance arising from specialized subcontracting, REPSE registration (where applicable), third-party contracts, and supporting documentation files. **•** Ensure consistency among contracts, estimates, payments, invoicing, provisions, advances, amortizations, and administrative project closings. **•** Manage internal, external, tax, financial, and client audits, maintaining sufficient documentary traceability. **Accounting, Tax, and Regulatory Profitability** **•** Identify, within the legal framework, financial, tax, and corporate planning alternatives that enhance the effective profitability of construction and development businesses. **•** Evaluate the impact of various construction, management, subcontracting, cost integration, inventory, for-sale development, lump-sum, unit-price, or turnkey contracting models. **•** Analyze revenue recognition, cost of sales, inventories, work-in-process, provisions, and accounting estimates to accurately reflect operations and avoid distortions in results. **•** Issue recommendations regarding the financial and accounting structure of residential, commercial, office, branch, clinic, hospital, maintenance, expansion, and housing development projects. Employment Type: Full-time Salary: $90,000\.00 per month Work Location: On-site