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About the role
Hilton operates a global portfolio of hotels. As an Income Auditor, you will ensure the accuracy and integrity of the hotel's financial transactions and support month-end closing activities.
What you'll do
Balance and code the previous day’s transactions and prepare daily operating sales and labour summaries
Review night audit reports, verify sales journal accuracy, and analyze adjustments
Audit banquet revenue, reconcile revenue with banquet orders, and monitor rebates and charges
Maintain recordkeeping in compliance with tax authority requirements
Collaborate with other departments to resolve discrepancies and support audits
Perform daily revenue reconciliation and investigate discrepancies across revenue streams
What they're looking for
Degree in Finance, Accounting, or related business discipline
Experience in high-volume accounting, auditing, or finance
Understanding of hotel systems and accounting packages (SUN, Opera, Excel)
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail
Solid knowledge of financial controls, audit procedures, and revenue reconciliation
Excellent communication, ability to work independently and meet deadlines
For applicants in Nigeria
The listing states Abuja, Nigeria as location, so Nigeria is supported
The listing does not specify timezone expectations beyond local operations, confirm during interview
The listing does not indicate whether the role is contractor or employee status
The listing does not specify pay currency or salary range
The listing does not mention visa or work-authorization notes
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