
Job description
We are hiring a Junior Accountant cum GM Assistant based in Monterrey, Mexico for a local foreign-investment support services firm deeply embedded in Mexico's manufacturing, import/export, and bonded trade compliance sectors.
Key Responsibilities
- Core Accounting & Tax Functions Handle full-cycle bookkeeping for client companies, monthly and annual tax filings, basic tax compliance, and straightforward tax planning. Familiarity with import/export operations of manufacturing enterprises; support bonded material reconciliation and tax risk self-assessments to ensure compliance.
- Senior Assistant to the General Manager Support the GM in coordinating end-to-end foreign investment landing projects in Mexico, including industrial site research, company certification preparation, IMMEX/PROSEC bonded regime liaison, and preliminary investment plan organization.
- Government Liaison Serve as the primary point of contact with Mexican government authorities; handle company registration and amendments, tax filings, social security (IMSS), housing fund (INFONAVIT) registrations, document submissions, and ongoing follow-up.
- Administrative Coordination Organize business and compliance documentation, track project progress, relay information between domestic and overseas clients and headquarters, and complete other coordination and support tasks assigned by the GM.
- Temporary Legal Representative When required by client investment landing needs, serve as the client company's temporary legal representative in a compliant capacity, assisting with company establishment, certification processing, and compliance registrations. Once the client's investment project is fully operational, the temporary legal representative status will be revoked immediately — no long-term liability or risk.
Requirements
- Experience: Minimum 2 years of work experience at manufacturing companies in Mexico, with solid knowledge of import/export customs procedures and foreign trade tax compliance. Hands-on experience with IMMEX/PROSEC companies is a plus. 2.
Qualifications
Degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field. Mexican Contador Público (CPA) certification preferred. Solid understanding of IVA and ISR tax filing rules and basic bonded trade compliance requirements. 3. Languages: Native or fluent Spanish; fluent spoken English — must be able to independently liaise with foreign clients, overseas headquarters, and cross-border matters. 4. Technical Skills: Proficient in Excel, Mexican electronic invoicing (CFDI), and basic accounting systems. Familiarity with the Anexo 24 bonded inventory system and basic Pedimento (customs declaration) verification processes. 5. General Competencies: Knowledge of Mexican company registration, social security, and government liaison procedures. Strong cross-functional coordination skills, ability to work under pressure, high compliance awareness, meticulous and detail-oriented. Prior experience serving foreign-invested enterprises is a plus.