Clear IT Recruitment Ltd
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Job Title: Experienced Accountant
My client is looking for an experienced Accountant to join their growing and dynamic accountancy practice. You'll manage a varied portfolio of small business clients, providing high-quality accounting, tax, and advisory services while building strong client relationships.
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Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and submit annual accounts and tax returns for Sole Traders, Partnerships, and Limited Companies.
- Manage a portfolio of clients, providing proactive accounting and tax advice.
- Review clients' tax positions and identify opportunities to improve tax efficiency.
- Prepare and review bookkeeping, VAT returns, and CIS returns where required.
- Conduct year-end meetings with clients to present financial results and provide business advice.
- Deliver advisory services including cash flow forecasting, budgeting, pricing, and business performance support.
- Onboard new clients, ensuring a smooth transition into the practice.
- Liaise with HMRC and Companies House to resolve client queries and maintain statutory compliance.
- Carry out client fee reviews.
- Support the Client Manager and Senior Accountant within the team.
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior team members.
- Maintain accurate electronic client records and documentation.
- Deliver bookkeeping training and other external client training where appropriate.
- Maintain Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and keep up to date with changes in accounting and tax legislation.
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- Full membership of a recognised professional accounting body (AAT, ATT, ACCA or equivalent).
- Minimum of 2 years' experience within an accountancy practice.
- Experience preparing accounts and tax returns for Sole Traders, Partnerships, and Limited Companies through to review stage.
- Strong knowledge of UK tax and accounting principles.
Should you have any questions or wish to apply please do not hesitate to contact Clear Legal and Financial Recruitment.
Please Note: Due to the number of applications we receive we may be unable to respond to every application directly. If you have not heard from us within 3 working days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful.
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