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SalaryA growing accountancy practice based in Weston-Super-Mare has a requirement for an Assistant Accountant to join their team. You will be responsible for bookkeeping, VAT compliance, preparation of year end accounts and self-assessment tax returns. The opportunity offers increasing responsibility, technical skill development and support on offer, as you develop within this firm and role.
Client Details
Based in Weston-Super-Mare this accountancy practice acts for wide ranging clients across varying industries acting for OMBs, SMEs and corporate limited company clients, along with acting for smaller sole trader and partnerships. Study support and career progression prospects are on offer here within a well-established firm of accountants.
Description
You will join the team as an Assistant Accountant and will take on bookkeeping, VAT compliance, the preparation of year end accounts and deal with self-assessment tax returns for your clients. You will have opportunity to develop technically and progress, carving a long term career move as a highly valued addition in this team of experienced accountants with support on offer for those pursuing further qualifications.
Profile
For this Assistant Accountant role, you may be AAT qualified, or studying at level 3 - 4, or have developed your career entirely through experience only to date. Equally you could be pursuing and studying for ACCA or other qualifications. You will have a career background working within the accountancy practice sector for an accounting firm of any size, with anything from at least two to three years' experience to date, or considerably more. You will bring a mix, or any of: year-end accounts preparation, tax, bookkeeping, VAT, etc and be looking to find a new career move, where you can become a key, long term addition to a successful team and firm.
Job Offer
£25,000 - £29,000 dependent on background and experience, all to be explored. Please apply online and for a further confidential discussion to find out more please contact Mark Bailey on .
