Accountant

DX South LLC is looking for a Local Accountant to support and manage day-to-day accounting operations in Uzbekistan. The role is focused on local accounting, primary documentation, electronic document flow, tax and statutory reporting support, reconciliations, payments, payroll-related accounting, and communication with local authorities, banks, vendors, auditors, and consultants.

Key Responsibilities

• Maintain day-to-day accounting records in accordance with Uzbek legislation, local accounting practice, and the Company's internal procedures.
• Process and verify primary accounting documents, including contracts, invoices, acts, electronic tax invoices, payment documents, bank statements, reconciliation acts, and other supporting documents.
• Manage electronic document flow through local platforms, including electronic tax invoices, acts, reconciliation statements, corrections, cancellations, and archiving.
• Use and maintain records in the Company's tax cabinet and other official electronic platforms used for tax, accounting, reporting, and communication with state authorities in Uzbekistan.
• Monitor statutory deadlines, prepare accounting data, calculations, supporting schedules, payment documents, and draft tax/statutory reports for review and approval.
• Perform month-end and year-end closing procedures, including reconciliations of bank statements, tax balances, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll-related balances, and settlements with counterparties.
• Prepare payment orders and supporting documents, and process approved payments through the Company's bank accounts and banking systems.
• Support payroll-related accounting, employee reimbursements, business trips, benefits, fixed assets, low-value assets, inventory, and operating expense accounting.
• Coordinate with local tax authorities, banks, vendors, auditors, tax consultants, external accountants, and internal finance teams on routine accounting and document-related matters.
• Escalate missing documents, errors, late approvals, unresolved reconciliations, payment issues, or other risks affecting accounting accuracy or statutory compliance.