Accounts Assistant

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Accountancy Practice - Accounts Assistant/Assistant Accountant/Bookkeeper

Ref: 3918 Date Posted: Monday 17 Oct 2022

Edinburgh

Top 10 Firm

Due to internal growth, a Top 10 Chartered Accountancy firm is looking for an Accounts Assistant to join their successful Business Services team. This chartered accountancy firm has an excellent presence and a varied portfolio across their offices in the UK.

The Role

The successful candidate must have a minimum of 1 year of practical bookkeeping experience and be highly motivated to deliver exemplary customer service. Candidates will be considered from a range of backgrounds including Accountancy Practice/Firm or Industry.

Duties and Responsibilities:

You will be involved in but not restricted to the following duties:

Producing annual statutory accounts and management accounts,
Assisting with cloud record keeping for a number of clients.
Preparation of VAT and other tax computations and returns
Providing systems advice to clients, evolving into systems conversion, implementation, setup & training.
Liaising with clients to meet targets and deadlines also ensuring a high level of client service is delivered.
Identifying issues and taking proactive approach to reaching solutions.
Advising and assisting with general ad-hoc accounting advice

On Offer:

This role is a full-time and permanent position, if desired, the firm will offer a flexible policy on hybrid working.

The position of Accounts Assistant is a great opportunity for a professional with experience searching for a positive working environment with great development opportunities. The role offers a competitive salary based on experience, and a great benefits package.

For more information on the position, please call Arantza Asali on 07729102875 or email arantzaasali@imultiplyresourcing.com

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