In my role as a bookkeeper at my first company, I was responsible for processing payroll for 30 to 40 employees, ensuring accurate and timely salary disbursements, including any necessary adjustments. I also handled the preparation and filing of government contributions such as SSS, Pag-IBIG, and PhilHealth, which were reflected in the employees’ payroll deductions. In my second job as an Auditor, I was responsible for auditing the payroll accounts of various clients to ensure accuracy, compliance with government regulations, and adherence to internal company policies. This involved reviewing payroll computations, verifying government remittances, and ensuring that all statutory deductions and benefits were properly accounted for and reported.

I started my career as a Bookkeeper at a manufacturing company in the Philippines. In this role, I was responsible for recording daily financial transactions, maintaining accurate financial records, and preparing financial reports. I also handled government remittances and filings, including tax returns and other statutory requirements. In addition to bookkeeping tasks, I was in charge of employee payroll processing and assisted in the preparation of financial statements for audit purposes. Over time, I was also entrusted with training new team members while continuing to manage the bookkeeping needs of the company I was assigned to.

I have 1–2 years of professional experience in auditing publicly listed and private entities across the retail, manufacturing, logistics, and oil and gas industries. My responsibilities included obtaining a thorough understanding of client accounting processes, preparing detailed process documentation, evaluating the design and implementation of internal controls, identifying key risk areas, and performing substantive and assertion-based audit procedures. I also assisted in the preparation and review of financial statements in accordance with applicable standards.