Finance Manager Automotive Hybrid
Singapore, Singapore
Listed on 2026-01-09
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Finance & Banking
Financial Compliance, Financial Manager -
Management
Financial Manager
Finance Manager Automotive Jobs Singapore 2026:
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Michael Page is recruiting a Finance Manager for an automotive company in Singapore with an annual salary ranging from SGD 75,000 to 90,000. What makes this position particularly attractive is the hybrid or work-from-home flexibility — uncommon for finance manager roles that typically require significant office presence.
This is a comprehensive finance leadership position covering financial reporting, tax compliance, treasury management, and process improvement. If you’re an experienced finance professional looking to manage the complete finance function in the automotive industry, this offers genuine responsibility and career development.
As Finance Manager for an automotive company, you’ll oversee all financial operations from monthly closing through tax compliance and cash management. The automotive industry context means understanding sector‑specific considerations like inventory financing, dealership accounting, and potentially cross‑border transactions if the company imports vehicles or parts.
Financial Management and ReportingOverseeing monthly, quarterly, and annual financial closing and reporting forms the foundation of your responsibilities. You’ll prepare and review management accounts including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and variance analysis that explain why actual results differ from budgets or forecasts.
Ensuring compliance with group reporting standards and local accounting regulations means balancing corporate requirements with Singapore Financial Reporting Standards. If the automotive company is part of a larger group, you’ll report upward using standardized formats and timelines.
Supporting audits — both internal and external — and maintaining accurate documentation requires organized record‑keeping and ability to explain accounting treatments to auditors. Audit season can be intensive, so experience managing audit processes helps.
Tax and Compliance ManagementManaging corporate tax matters including annual tax computations and filings means understanding Singapore’s corporate tax system, allowable deductions, and filing deadlines. The automotive sector may have specific tax considerations around depreciation, import duties, or tax incentives.
Overseeing GST reporting and ensuring compliance with local tax regulations requires detailed knowledge of Singapore’s Goods and Services Tax, particularly for automotive businesses where GST treatment varies for new vehicles, used vehicles, and services.
Coordinating transfer pricing documentation and liaising with tax advisors becomes necessary if the company has related‑party transactions with overseas entities. Transfer pricing ensures transactions between related companies follow arm’s length principles.
Implementing and monitoring tax compliance frameworks and policies means establishing systems ensuring the company meets all tax obligations without overpaying through missed deductions or incentives.
Treasury and Cash ManagementMonitoring cash flow and liquidity positions ensures the company maintains adequate working capital for operations. Automotive businesses often have significant inventory investment and may offer customer financing, affecting cash flow patterns.
Managing banking relationships and overseeing payment processes includes negotiating banking terms, managing credit facilities, and ensuring efficient payment processing for suppliers and employees.
Supporting treasury reporting and compliance with group policies means providing visibility into cash positions and ensuring local treasury operations align with corporate standards.
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