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Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance
An Auditor in Japan is responsible for examining financial records, ensuring accuracy, and checking whether a company follows laws, regulations, and internal policies. Auditors help identify risks, detect errors or fraud, and improve financial processes.
They may work as internal auditors (within a company) or external auditors (for audit firms). In Japan, auditors must maintain high levels of integrity, confidentiality, and attention to detail.
Standard: 40 hours per week
Typical schedule: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday to Friday)
Overtime: Common during audit seasons and deadlines
Travel: May be required to visit client offices
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Attention to detail and accuracy
Knowledge of accounting and auditing standards
Communication and reporting skills
Time management and organization
Integrity and ethical judgment
Familiarity with audit tools and software
Understanding of Japanese financial regulations
Examine financial records and statements
Ensure compliance with laws and company policies
Identify risks, errors, or fraud
Prepare audit reports and present findings
Recommend improvements to internal controls
Work with management to resolve issues
Conduct internal or external audits
Review company operations and financial systems
Performance-based bonuses
Transportation allowance
Health insurance
Paid annual leave and public holidays
Retirement/pension plans
Professional certification support (CPA, etc.)
Training and career development programs
Travel allowances (for client visits)